 President Emmanuel Macron's party was trounced in European Parliament elections, so he said he was giving the French a chance to decide on their future. Many say he's betting they were letting off steam and they will not actually choose the far right to run their country. But it's a big gamble. Marine Le Pen's far right National Rally Party has been on the rise for years, capitalizing on fears and frustration over issues like immigration and crime and now inflation. It's never been stronger. Polls put it in first place with the left coalition in second and Macron's centrist party in