Le Pen Has Potential Prime Minister, No Rush on Euro Exit
- Would pick Dupont-Aignan in bid to expand voter support
- National Front candidate seeks to close gap with rival Macron
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Marine Le Pen would name nationalist politician Nicolas Dupont-Aignan prime minister and signaled no rush for a French euro exit if she’s elected president in a bid to gain additional voter support.
“We will create a government of national unity,” Le Pen, 48, said Saturday as she appeared with Dupont-Aignan on BFM television.