Why Macron's victory in the French presidential election is good for American conservatives

[mystery-ak]

Why Macron's victory in the French presidential election is good for American conservatives
by Tom Rogan, contributor | May 7, 2017, 2:40 PM

Defeating Marine Le Pen by a heavy margin, Emmanuel Macron is now France's president-elect.

This isn't just a Macron victory. It's a clear defeat for those who believed Le Pen was Europe's Trump (she never was). Nor was Le Pen the candidate of French independence. Supporting Brexit and opposing Le Pen are not mutually exclusive.

Still, what does Macron's election mean for the United States?

Good things, I think.

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[Wingnut]

In case France needs Lady Liberty back;


Oopppps  Holy bleep!!! Her arms are showing!!! EXECUTE HER!!!!

[jmyrlefuller]

From what I've read about Macron, he's a capitalist and would probably be a Republican in America... which would put him at a major right-wing figure in France if the term "far right" hadn't been tagged to the Trump/Le Pen crowd.

[Right_in_Virginia]

I'm afraid he's going to be drawn in Merkel's orbit .... and the EU Globalist agenda.

I hope I'm wrong.

[Frank Cannon]

From what I've read about Macron, he's a capitalist and would probably be a Republican in America... which would put him at a major right-wing figure in France if the term "far right" hadn't been tagged to the Trump/Le Pen crowd.

You are right except for everything but the spelling of his name. Macron is a Socialist. He was part of Hollande's govt' and had to make up a fake Party to run under to try and hide his ultra Left beliefs.