As the U.

S. presidential election approaches, the French political landscape reveals a complex relationship with Donald Trump.

While some right-wing figures like Éric Ciotti openly support Trump, citing his potential to address global conflicts, the broader French right remains largely silent.

This silence reflects a mix of fascination and discomfort with Trump's populist style, which resonates with some yet alienates others.

Marine Le Pen, once a vocal supporter, has notably refrained from endorsing Trump, possibly due to her current legal challenges and the evolving political climate.

Meanwhile, figures like Jordan Bardella and Laurent Wauquiez maintain a cautious distance, highlighting the nuanced and often contradictory views within the French right regarding Trump's candidacy.