Newly elected French MPs enter into talks to see who can form next government • FRANCE 24 English

Newly elected lawmakers arrived Tuesday at the National Assembly, France's lower house of parliament, for talks seeking to cobble together a government majority after a chaotic election result left the legislature split among left, center and far-right parties. France 24's Luke Brown spoke to some of them outside the parliament building.
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[@spg5658]

"Left Leaning". But Le Pen is "Far Right ". 🙄

[@spg5658]

Macron better find 20 or so new MPs for his Party asap. He can recruit them from the Center-Right Party , which has over 60 seats

[@41divad]

Leon Blum rises again

[@user-mr1ny4ez4t]

Le Pen is about to Leave the planet for her responsibilities being finished in the planet!🤚

[@karoltomis5704]

And young French folk (jeunesse d´or): do you really believe in this balderdash?

[@agarwalamit081]

The left and right need to unite to deliver FREXIT and sortie de l'OTAN

[@soundscape26]

That's not what the majority of the French population wants so... nope.

[@agarwalamit081]

@@soundscape26 you have no clue. Most French want a FREXIT and a sortie from l'OTAN. France is a powerful country to manage everything on its own and doesn't need the EU.