US EditionTrump calls for Marine Le Pen to be freed
- U.S. President Donald Trump expressed support for Marine Le Pen after she was convicted of embezzling European Union funds and banned from holding office for five years.
- Le Pen received a four-year prison sentence with two years suspended and was fined €100,000 after the court ruling, which has caused turmoil in French politics.
- Trump labeled the charges against Le Pen as a 'Witch Hunt' on Truth Social, drawing parallels to his own legal troubles and criticizing the ruling as politically motivated.
- The judge in Le Pen's case described her actions as a 'serious and lasting attack on the rules of democratic life in Europe,' highlighting the political implications of the ruling.
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'FREE MARINE LE PEN!': Trump, Vance and Musk Ramp Up the Support For Targeted and Banned French Right-Wing Leader
Le Pen vowed to fight the politicized trial and verdict. There’s an ongoing movement by Euro-Globalists in which they attempt to revert or prevent victories by upsurging right-wing, patriotic or populist forces by the use of bogus prosecution rigged by Liberal-Globalist prosecutors and judges. It started with the arrest, prosecution and banning of the winner of Romania’s Presidential election, Calin Georgescu, and has spread against growing AfD …
Trump tosses Marine Le Pen a lifeline
Only Trump could want to come to the rescue of another politician who abused her position and stole money, on the same day as he stole $2 trillion from the American people by tanking the stock market with his absurd tariffs. Le Pen embezzled €4 million...
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