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Emmanuel Macron told American scientists that come May, France will be their "motherland."
France's Rising Political Star Wants America's Best Minds
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February 5, 2017
The rising star in France's presidential election doesn't have to win over American hearts, but he's trying to steal some of its best minds.
During a rally Saturday, Emmanuel Macron called out to American climate and health scientists, offering them a new home in France.
The comment was also a dig at President Donald Trump, who he argued is stifling scientific progress.
Trump is a climate change doubter, and some in that field fear he'll cut funding for research.
Macron supports climate change research, and he pledged to give researchers more resources. A new opinion poll shows he's leading the pack for the first round of France's election in April.
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