over of the French government was denied yesterday after projections.

Yes.

Again.

After projections showed voters turned to the left wing new popular front party during the second round of voting in the snap

elections called by President Macron. Macron's alliance earned the second

highest amount of votes ahead of the far right national rally party that had been

in the lead entering yesterday. However, no party was able to secure an outright majority. Oh, Oh! Oh, We're all Who's that we go, that's going to go, that's what a need that show. And you can't do. And we're a problem. Who's that we go, that color of me that's all.

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We will be here. We keep doing this where we will read for two or three weeks that the Republic is

teetering on the brink, the pen's about to be elected president. It's 50-50. She loses 58% to 42% and then the same

thing just happened with the parliamentary elections.

We were looking at a majority.

And then, you know, the states at around 5 o'clock

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