Exit Polls: Emmanuel Macron to win the French Presidency

Macron clearly leading in French presidential elections: Belgian media https://t.co/7w0tOgzFae pic.twitter.com/AJrFUGnDiV

— Reuters (@Reuters) May 7, 2017

Around a 60/40 split between him and Marine Le Pen suggest exit polls.

Marine Le Pen will be French president by 2022. pic.twitter.com/Q1OgTIm34t

— Nigel Farage MP (@Nigel_Farage) May 7, 2017

Liberals and the establishment will celebrate tonight of course, forgetting that the Front National got around 40% of the vote wiping out the Socialist Party in its heartlands. For what was a fringe party, that is huge growth in just a few years.

Another few years of Islamic terror followed by candlelit vigils, tricolor Facebook filters and singing John Lennon's Imagine around the piano and the French will come round But for now, it's wonderboy Emmanuel Macron as President.

Thoughts?

So after the short-lived Trump hype, they've progressed to losing the Austrian presidential election, failing to make any ground in the Dutch election, losing the French presidential election, and most likely looking to make very little impact in the German election.

And yet the far-right still somehow think they're doing well.

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So after the short-lived Trump hype, they've progressed to losing the Austrian presidential election, failing to make any ground in the Dutch election, losing the French presidential election, and most likely looking to make very little impact in the German election.

And yet the far-right still somehow think they're doing well.

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But we are doing well hence why the liberal elite are so jubilant at this win and we're not downbeat in the slightest.

To score 46% in the Austrian election from nowhere and to score 37% in the French Presidential election up from 17% in 2012 is a huge stride forward. We're virtually on the doorstep of power in France + Austria and in power in Britain and America.

It took Ukip 7 years from their breakthrough in 2009 to achieve their goal. These things don't happen overnight.

"Je veux remercier les 11 millions de Français qui m’ont accordé leur voix et leur confiance." #Présidentielle2017

— Marine Le Pen (@MLP_officiel) May 7, 2017

Merci ! pic.twitter.com/XbviRuqZeG

— Marine Le Pen (@MLP_officiel) May 7, 2017

'@EmmanuelMacron offers 5 more years of failure, power to the EU and open borders. If @MLP_officiel sticks in there, she can win in 2022.

— Nigel Farage MP (@Nigel_Farage) May 7, 2017

Well done anyway @MLP_officiel millions of patriots voted for you! You will win next time - and so will I!#Presidentielle2017

— Geert Wilders (@geertwilderspvv) May 7, 2017

11 million French voted for Le Pen to be President. See you again in 2022.

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These things don't happen overnight.

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En Marche! was only founded 13 months ago

Personally I don't like either of the finalists, it was a fight between Farage with boobs and the political lovechild of Trump and Blair, so either way France loses

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En Marche! was only founded 13 months ago

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By a former Government Minister with virtually all of the collapsing Socialist Party establishment+activists moving over to him.

macron wife is a paedophile

My girl celebrating her progress.

On assignment for @FRANCE24 Marine Le Pen dancing a rock after conceding defeat to Emmanuel Macron in French presidential race pic.twitter.com/4UoQ58mYIJ

— Laure Fourquet (@LaureFourquet) May 7, 2017

Here's Merkel's new bitch boy and EU puppet walking out.

WATCH | Macron walks out in Paris to EU anthem. Says it all - more integration, more devastation. #Presidentielle2017 pic.twitter.com/ytZGqnbhMy

— Leave.EU (@LeaveEUOfficial) May 7, 2017

Imagine the scenes from the refugees. They probably celebrated as if they won the world cup

I had £10 on Le pen to win :'( DAMN IT

Bloody Macaroon

Who cares if there's more integration with the eu, it's obviously what the people wanted if they voted him knowing he's fully behind the eu.