With England's euro-skeptic UKIP expected to win what will be the first insurgent party victory since 1910 and France's establishment concerned of "grave consequences" for the European Union following the National Front's win; given the strong turnout Europe-wide, the rise of the anti-European Union right is clear to see...
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And things are not looking good elsewhere...
Spain: Incumbent Popular Party + Socialist Party had 80% of the votes in 2009. Today, 49% . That's it fellas.
— Pablo Rodríguez (@Suanzes) May 25, 2014 [4]