MARINE LE PEN is a 'serial loser' who could be ousted from the leadership of her party, French politics expert Andrew Smith told Express.co.uk.
41.45 percent. Despite her loss, Ms Le Pen said her significant vote share marked a victory for her party. In a defiant speech Ms Le Pen told supporters as she conceded defeat to Mr Macron: “The ideas we represent have reached new heights.”While Ms Le Pen recognised Sunday’s result as a victory of sorts, Mr Smith, who is a contemporary politics professor at the University of Chichester, branded the National Rally leader a “serial loser” who may be replaced.
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