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    Obama's Endorsement of Macron

    The former U.S. president said he wasn’t planning on getting involved, but that the French presidential election was too important.
    by Yasmeen Serhan May 04, 2017 2 minutes
    Source: Jacky Naegelen / Reuters

    Former U.S. President Obama announced Thursday he is supporting Emmanuel Macron for the French presidency, noting that though he did not plan to get involved in many elections after his presidency, “the success of France matters to the entire world.”

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