“France will be led by a woman, either me or Mrs. Merkel.”

— Marine Le Pen

Source: French presidential debate (3 May 2017), quoted in "Le Pen: France Will Be Led By A Woman — Either Me Or Merkel", The Daily Caller http://dailycaller.com/2017/05/03/le-pen-france-will-be-led-by-a-woman-either-me-or-merkel/.

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