With the highest electoral turn out in 40 years in France, Le Pen's National Rally, has according to the exit polls, taken about 34 percent of the votes, with Macron's Centrist Alliance only 20.3 percent, a poor third, in the first round of the French elections. The Left-wing New Popular Front (NFP) coalition is set to get about 29 percent. This does raise the prospects of the National Rally forming a government, but it seems that all the parties will show their true love of "democracy" and gang up together in the second round to attempt to defeat Le Pen.
Le Pen said: "The French have shown their willingness to turn the page on a contemptuous and corrosive power." Even if the National Rally does not form government, it has been a severe blow to the globalism of Macron, and that is about time. Here is an inspiration for freedom movements across the West.