France's far-right National Rally party, led by Marine Le Pen, faces scrutiny over candidates for securing a governing majority in upcoming elections. Concerns include a woman removed for a WWII Nazi officer cap photo, and others with controversial backgrounds. Questions arise about the party's ability to govern if it wins, impacting President Macron's decisions. The party's struggle to vet candidates amidst voter support surge is highlighted, with a flash campaign challenging all parties. Instances like a candidate holding a town employee hostage raise doubts about candidate suitability and party readiness for power.