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Making Europe Great Again? Trump's online army now focusing on French poll

A group of online activists is now trying to get their far-right woman, Marine Le Pen, in Paris

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Saiph Savage & Claudia Flores-Saviaga | The Conversation
The online movement that played a key role in getting Donald Trump elected president of the United States has begun to spread its political influence globally, starting with crossing the Atlantic Ocean. Among several key elections happening in 2017 around Europe, few are as hotly contested as the race to become the next president of France. Having helped install their man in the White House in Washington, D.C., a group of online activists is now trying to get their far-right woman, Marine Le Pen, into the Élysée Palace in Paris.
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