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'Making Europe Great Again,' Trump's online supporters shift attention to the French election

  • Written by Saiph Savage, Assistant Professor of Computer Science, West Virginia University
imageOnline backers are looking to Trump's success as a preview of Le Pen's candidacy.ID1974 / Shutterstock.com

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...

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