PARIS (Reuters) – Far-right presidential challenger Marine Le Pen on Sunday hinted that her third run for the Elysee palace may be the last if she were unsuccessful, in an interview with French weekly newspaper Journal du Dimanche. Le Pen, who ran in 2012 and in 2017 made the second round runoff only to be defeated by French President Emmanuel Macron, said that in the event of defeat, she would look for a role where she would be most useful. ““At this stage, I don’t think I would run, but I would continue to do what I have done for years, that is to defend French people. I don’t know from what…
