The former Miss France 2012 Delphine Wespiser defended and took a stand on Wednesday April 13 in the program “Touche pas à mon poste”, for the candidate of the National Rally in the presidential election.
“You see that when you look at her, when you listen to her, she really offers something. She has a form of benevolence,” said former Miss France 2012 Delphine Wespiser on the set of Do not touch My TV, Wednesday, April 13. Arguments put forward in favor of the National Rally candidate for the presidential election Marine Le Pen.
Faced with comedian Yassine Belattar, the former Miss Alsace 2011, took a stand for the candidate, calling to differentiate her from her father Jean-Marie Le Pen: “Warning, it’s not her father. You don’t You’re not your parents. Your name is not the same. That’s why she cut off a little with her father. He was him, she was something else.” Also affirming: “It’s not the far right, it’s not the National Front, it’s the National Rally. […] She has changed a lot, because everyone can evolve.”
Delphine Wespiser also defended “the right to vote for someone other than Emmanuel Macron, who has had his day. He had five years to show us what he might do. Today, at the exit, the balance sheet is that more than 60% of French people do not want to renew it.
Invited to react on the platform of French athletes calling for a dam once morest the far right, the ex-Miss replied that having “a female president”, him “would be fine”: “I would like a mother of the French , someone who gathers, who protects.” Statement to which the comedian replied: “You can’t say that Marine Le Pen is the mother of France.” Response from Delphine Wespiser: “You can’t say that Marine Le Pen is the devil. Just because she has a last name.”
