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Marine Le Pen didn't win over women. Can anyone on the far right?

  • Written by Malliga Och, Assistant Professor of Global Studies and Languages, Idaho State University
imageA Le Pen campaign rally in Villepinte, France on May 1, 2017. REUTERS/Charles Platiau

Marine Le Pen has gone from potentially being elected the first female president of France to barely keeping her party alive.

In early May, Le Pen was one of two candidates to advance to the second round of the presidential election. Two months later, her party...

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