U.S. liberals talk moving to France after globalist Macron wins in landslide

Joe NewbyMay 7, 2017

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Emmanuel Macron French election — Macron (YouTube)

On Sunday, French voters overwhelmingly voted to elect globalist Emmanuel Macron the next president of France, defeating nationalist Marine Le Pen. U.S. liberals responded on Twitter by declaring their intent to move to France, Twitchy reported.

I'm moving to France, they vote good. https://t.co/kExQtE7OEn

— Paul Brown (@paulbrown_23) May 7, 2017

Feelin like moving to France ??…

— Brian Yang (@briflys) May 7, 2017

Moving to France. Their people are clearly smarter than us https://t.co/CBKGfqgZaQ

— einfari (@Einfari_) May 7, 2017

Will this presidential election be the most important in American history?

Yes

Moving to France bc THEY ARE SMART WHEN IT COMES TO ELECTING PRESIDENTS

— miami (@MaddieStracener) May 7, 2017

I'm moving to France ? Such a stirring speech from #Macron. Finally an inspirational world leader speaking sense #Presidentielle2017

— Sam Wise ??️‍? (@SamWiseLGBT) May 7, 2017

Pic of me moving to France after Macron beat Le Pen by a landslide meanwhile America's sus ass elected Trump pic.twitter.com/WxwOkVtEMi

— jp (@tinfoilcouch) May 7, 2017

I'm moving to France! Them electing Macron shows why the human rights revolution started there. Viva la France!

— Ian Fleming Foxx (@IanFlemingVIP) May 7, 2017

As Breitbart noted, the French election was one in which globalism was pitted against national sovereignty. Since the majority of voters chose Macron, it appears the nation wants globalism over national freedom.

According to Breitbart:

The second round of the French Presidential elections for 2017 ends today with the race becoming a question of globalisation and multiculturalism or sovereignty and anti-mass migration.

The two candidates who made it past the first round, anti-mass migration Marine Le Pen and globalist Emmanuel Macron, could not be further from each other in their political ideas. Over the course of the last two weeks, the pair has faced off in front of workers in Macron’s hometown of Amiens and in front of the country during the live debate earlier this week.

So, who is this guy Macron?

On the issue of radical Islamic terrorism, Breitbart said (Emphasis added):

For many years Marine Le Pen has been outspoken on Islamic extremism and has promised the French that she will bring it “to its knees.” Since 2015, France has been plagued by terror attacks in Paris, Nice and elsewhere. The most recent attack being the shooting of a police officer on the Champs Elysees. In the aftermath of the shooting Le Pen has pledged to incarcerate all known radical Islamists in the country and deport those who come from overseas.

Her opponent is against the idea of imprisoning radical Islamists, saying that it would harm intelligence gathering. Macron has been much more ambiguous on how he will handle the problem of terrorism and Islamic radicalisation. Saying that terrorism will be a “part of daily life,” the globalist candidate has offered few solutions on this subject.

On globalism, Breitbart added:

Protecting French jobs for French workers has been at the heart of the economic side of Marine Le Pen’s campaign. Advocating “intelligent” protectionism she has promised blue-collar workers that she will give penalties for companies that try and outsource labour overseas.

A firm advocate of globalisation and free trade, Emmanuel Macron fundamentally disagrees with Le Pen, instead proposing to invest 50 billion euros while having a target to cut 60 billion in public spending.

Our response to the liberals who now want to move: Bye.