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Jeremy Corbyn, a longtime left-wing Labour politician, won his party's leadership contest in a landslide vote this morning. And Donald Trump accidentally congratulated him. Into his endless timeline of compliments and insults came a sincere-looking comment from @HamishP95, a self-described Labour Party member with a couple hundred followers. Trump retweeted it. "@HamishP95: @realDonaldTrump My Dad is thinking of voting for the first time ever for you. pic.twitter.com/1u9qi8qUPc" Great. — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) September 12, 2015The historically successful troll, who has previously joke-retweeted Trump, declared total victory. I have ruined an election campaign — Hamish (@HamishP95) September 12, 2015 I AM CLICKBAIT https://t.co/z9uB8AH5Ku — Hamish (@HamishP95) September 12, 2015He pulled it off because Corbyn's campaign, the political story of the summer in Britain, has gotten little attention in the United States. That won't last. Corbyn, a far-left Labour politician who has represented part of London for 32 years, entered the party's post-defeat leadership contest to provide an alternative to three candidates perceived as bland and moderate.
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