SCANDAL: foreigners get to vote twice in French election

Foreign media just dropped a bomb that is likely to explode.

As the Daily Mail reports:
"Marine Le Pen's general election hopes could be in peril after it was revealed 500,000 voters outside of France were sent duplicate polling cards - giving a traditionally non-right wing electorate the chance to vote twice.

Because Le Pen's Front National party appeals to a conservative, domestic community the computer error could potentially see the politicians first round vote overshadowed by pro-EU double-voters."

When considering the implications of this so-called computer error, there is one important point to bear in mind:

Regardless what French-born persons living outside of France think of France, if they have retained their French citizenship, surely they are benefiting from the current system. Otherwise, why would they still hold their French citizenship?

That said, the people who receive two voter forms could be among the least likely to vote for change. Thus, we can narrow down the candidates who gain from the so-called computer error to those who want no change, either - for example, in France's relationship to the EU. In short: Emmanuel Macron of En Marche will benefit from the situation, much to the glee of Merkel and the EU bureaucrats.

So, get ready to be"en Marche" (in the going forward) with the farce of "more pro-EU" because of election fraud. Just a coincidence, of course. Right?

Remember that time when 500,000 of our supporters got to vote for us twice?