Zak, actually

The Right eventually won in Austria.

It just didn't win the presidential election.

Really?

"there's no right wing surge"

They lost in Netherlands though.

It seems,

18% -> 35% is very significant.

the more West in Europe,

the worse the far-right does

Yes. The reason is actually partially that the OVP--which is supported by the Boomers--disavowed Hocke in the second round, based on his opposition to Turkish EU membership.

Not winning outright is not the same thing as a surge not existing

the far-right can only operate in Eastern and Central Europe

Western Europe is doomed

Same with Wilders. He lost a lot of votes because all other parties formed a cartel which vowed to not accept him in the coalition.

So he would need to include like, testimonial parties in his coalition

Yeah, that basically happened here too.

And Trump was able to overcome it.

Like the single-issue animal rights party and the people who oppose women's suffrage

Yeah, the thing is that the Republican Party didn't actually disavow Trump.

RT @Politics_Polls: Florida Senate GE:
Scott (R) 44% (+4)
Nelson (D) 40%

@FloridaAtlantic 5/4-7
https://t.co/ok2487Wfve #FLsen

Scott in the lead!

Every single prominent Republican was saying "Trump isn't going to be the nom0-

\HOLY

@FLanon

It defunded him, but it didn't actually declare that Republicans should vote for Hillary Clinton.

WTF

<@&414473793499693066>

Wow

AHH~

See anon

BM and I will celebrate good news

When it is good news

It makes more sense when you consider that the OVP and FPO are actually different parties.

@FLanon SAY IT <:red:432915336648720404>

So what's happening

WITH ME <:red:432915336648720404>

But we're still 6 months away so he'll probably lose by then

It's pretty good news, let's drive it home

RED

Red florida