Newsweek fact-checks deez nuts
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My favorite musical election meltdown remix so far.
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And on the other side of the Atlantic: in Germany the far-left government coalition just fell apart
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Another terror attack in Germany: Syrian migrant sets two houses on fire, rams truck into shops, 30 injured
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Another day, another muslim terror attack in Germany: islamist tries to shoot up Israeli consulate in Munich
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Germany revises election result in major setback for right-wing AfD and to the benefit of socialists
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9 people stabbed (3 dead) by Arab man in German town of Solingen during "Festival of Diversity"
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You get what you vote for: German far-left journo gets punched in the face by 13-year-old Syrian "refugee"
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The silver lining of the election outcome is that the extreme left and center parties have to form a coalition. Even if they manage to formally do that there'll be constant struggle and several such alliances failed across Europe recently.
Macron's interior minister already said he will not support a coalition with the far-left and greens. If that happens he'll be the first to sign a vote of no confidence.
Meanwhile the far-left is organizing a march on the seat of the prime minister in Paris to force Macron to be put in charge of the new government.
For added lulz: some in the socialist German party SPD warned against far-left leader Mélenchon and called him "nationalist, anti-Semitic populist" and "anti-European".
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