The European establishment is celebrating the victory of Emmanuel Macron in the French presidential election.  The developing narrative to explain his win is that the European voter has rejected the nationalist populism of Marine Le Pen and come back to support more traditional, establishment politicians and policies. But as Richard Fernandez points out, the elites are whistling past the graveyard.  He writes of both the French election and the probable victory of a South Korean liberal, Moon Jae-in, in tomorrow's presidential contest as evidence that the populist wave isn't going away. PJ Media: Although Macron's victory and Moon's likely triumph will likely be portrayed as a return of electoral politics to the globalist mainstream – a reversal of the Brexit/Trump trend – they are actually the opposite.  Both are attempts to solve challenges that have baffled the elite.  Hillary Clinton in her latest attempt to...(Read Full Post)