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Horseshit theory: 2022 French presidential-election edition
The first round of votes has been cast and tallied in France’s current presidential election. Before and after far-right candidate Marine Le Pen made it into the second round by bumping Jean-Luc Mélenchon into third place, Good Pragmatic Li...
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