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June’s European elections are seen by some as a dry run of the 2027 French presidential race. Marine Le Pen, the far-right leader, is ahead of French President Emmanuel Macron, who cannot run for a third consecutive term in 2027. Can anything stop her bid to be president in three years-time? Ania Nussbaum has more in today’s “Big Take” on Bloomberg Television.