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French President Emmanuel Macron and his far-right opponent Marine Le Pen made the final calls Friday to undecided voters, weighing in on fears of what a Le Pen presidency could bring against their anger at Macron.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
Both candidates launched the attacks in interviews ahead of a busy schedule of meetings with voters, with Le Pen insisting that opinion polls giving the rival the upper hand would prove wrong.<\/p>\n
“I saw that during this second round that Emmanuel Macron has once again tried to create disruption, savagery, aggression, brutality,, this is a feature of his character, this feature will worsen if unfortunately, Emmanuel Macron is re-elected , every Frenchman should think about it<\/em>Said Le Pen.<\/p>\n But even Macroni did not spare the accusations against Le Pen.<\/p>\n “Ms. Le Pen is the heiress of a father, of a party, of an ideology that has also been based on a lot of anti-Semitism. I think the bases of the far right are there, she is just disguised<\/em>\u201c.<\/p>\n A debate between the two candidates on Wednesday, which was dominated more by Macron, does not seem to have made major changes to the polls, with Macron still leading with 56 per cent. While Le Pen with 44.<\/p>\n This is a much closer result from 2017. If Macron wins, he will be the first French president since Jacques Chirac to be re-elected in 2002, the time when Marine Le Pen’s father, Jean-Marie, shook the political establishment by achieving in the second round runoff.<\/p>\n \n<\/p>\n top channel
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