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| View Poll Results: Who do you wish to win the French presidential election? | |||
| Nicolas Sarkozy |
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22 | 62.86% |
| Ségolène Royal |
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13 | 37.14% |
| Voters: 35. You may not vote on this poll | |||
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Re: Who do you support in the final round of the French presidential election?
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Pourtant, qui a débarqué venant de nulle part, ne sachant rien sur les autres, en critiquant les "belles idées" (sous entendu: les idées des gros naifs)? Qui est-ce qui a occulté toutes les (énormes) dépenses de Sarkozy comme si le PS était le seul à avoir un programme cher? Et après tu oses t'étonner qu'on te réponde sur le même ton! On croit rêver! Quote:
National scores: 31,2 % Sarkozy + 10.44% Le Pen = 41,6% 25.87% Royal Paris (96th in criminality, last of france) : 35% Sarkozy + 4.58% LePen = 39,58% 31.75% Royal In Seine St Denis Sarkozy and Le Pen are waaayy below the national average; in the val d'oise the right is at the national average, while Segolene is doing 2 points better than in the rest of France; in the Val de Marne, the right is 3 points under its average, while segolene is 3 points above its average... Look, if you have actual data, I'm willing to look into it. But what you provided here is just some bullshit and the hopeful expectation that I would not actually pay a closer look to your "evidence". Quote:
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Quand au rapport Pebereau (pas perbereau) ses 2 premières préconisations sont: Quote:
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For the record, I voted Bayrou in the first turn...
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What is the answer for integration? Britains laissez-faire has produced its own home grown terrorists France despite their more structured system of integration has breakdowns of law and order in the banlieues. The future looks scary for these countries. I can only hope Ireland avoids these types of scenarios. I am sure Segolene is good in her own way but not for France at the moment. Economicly I think Sarkozy is the best. For solving France's integration problems? I don t know who can |
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I mean, sure the "racaille" need to be punished, and the sentences have to be applied more quickly than currently. But if nothing is done to improve the relationship between the youth and the police at the same time, then for each guy sent to prison, 2 others will become criminals.
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Similar with Sarkozy he is saying alot of things French people are thinking. More worrying look Jean Marie Le pen. I know French people who whilst laughing at him will say that he sometimes says things that are true (referring to immigration ). I have to say after my sejour in Strasbourg I finally understand why people feel so worried and turn to people like this. To me its completely understandable. |
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I am surprised at La Penn. I think it is very stupid of him to tell his supporters not to vote. What a mistake. That's not at all good for the country. Sounds like a poor loser. |
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Unfortunately there are no simple solutions to complex problems. Yeah ... Would be nice if we had the "good" people on one side and the "evil" ones on the other. But it doesn't work this way. Le Pen in any case and Sarkozy to some extent propose straightforward and simple solutions to complex problems. That is why they are popular.
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It is not a mistake for his own "image". Le Pen was never interested in holding power, only in contracdicting it.
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As well why should they trust Sarkozy? Remember this is the same man who wanted to enact racial based pro-minority hiring quotas in response to the nationwide migrant riots... AHN | French Interior Minister Proposes 'Affirmative Action' To Help Quell Riots | May 3, 2007 Why would Le Pen backers support this guy!? The guy is an appeaser when all of the smoke from the trash talking dissipates. Why should Le Pen supporters vote for either one of the two candidates? They lose if they vote for the Sovie...er...Socialists and they lose if they vote for the appeaser! |
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appearantly there was a debate between them yesterday and Royale was able to push Sarkozy in defense all the time by confronting him with facts from the last governement where he seated in.
Sarkozy was able to keep his head cool. 20% of the french have not decided what to vote yet and it is unclear if this debate changed that. Last edited by erikvv; 05-03-2007 at 04:23 AM. |
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Re: Who do you support in the final round of the French presidential election?
A blog on the issue.
A Frenchy in America comments on the elections. SuperFrenchie » Sarko the Facho Vs Ségo the Stalinist
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The debat on TV which can be followed here: if some French missed it like me
YouTube - Débat Ségolène Royal - Nicolas Sarkozy : partie 1It was followed by 20M of French! ![]() The debat was very hot They attacked each other all the way, very different from American debat (Bush-Kerry)! They have very different programs, very different personalities, not like in 95 with the debat Jospin-Chirac were everything was rather cool... and at a time where French couldn't clearly make the difference between left and right... I thought that Sarkozy would be aggressive and Royal on the defensive... And it was rather the opposite, Royal was very offensive on Sarkozy and I could see Sarkozy trying to control himself lol ![]() Sometimes it made me laugh with their snicky attacks under the belt ![]()
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96 : Paris : Sa=35,07 95 : Alpes maritimes : Sa = 43,59 94 : Bouches du rhone : Sa = 34,24 93 : Seine St Denis : Ro = 34,17 92 : Pyrénées orientales : Sa = 32,19 91 : Val d’oise : Sa = 32,37 90 : Herault : Sa = 31,14 89 : Rhone : Sa = 35,07 88 : Seine et marne : Sa = 33,54 87 : Val de Marne : Sa = 31,82 85 : Gironde : Ro = 29,27 85 : Savoie : Sa = 33,12 84 : Gard : Sa = 30,45 83 : Var : Sa = 39,74 82 : Vaucluse : Sa = 32,63 81 : Hauts de Seine : Sa = 38,26 80 : Haute Garonne : Ro = 33,09 79 : Essonne : Sa = 31,51 78 : Yvelines = Sa = 37,66 77 : Nord : Sa = 29,30 76 : Marne : Sa = 33,75 74 : Isère : Sa = 30,21 74 : Loire Atlantique : Ro = 22,77 73 : Haute Savoie : Sa = 37,74 72 : Seine Maritimes : Sa = 28,42 71 : Bas Rhin : Sa = 36,25 70 : Aude : Ro = 30,70 69 : Charentes maritimes : Sa = 30,09 68 : Oise : Sa = 32,87 67 : Drome : Sa = 29,92 66 : Pas de Calais : Sa = 25,68 (with more than 16 % for Le Pen ! in the « pas de calais » ! Do you believe that ? ) 65 : Loiret : Sa = 33,66 64 : Meurthe et Moselle : Sa = 28,46 63 : Aube : Sa = 35,15 62 : Corse du sud : Sa = 37,54 61 : Haut Rhin : Sa = 36,12 Je ne prend même pas la peine de noter parfois le score considérable que fait J.M. LE PEN dans certains departement! J'espère que ca répond au moins à ta première affirmation. Quote:
As for the Bayrou/ Royal meeting, I agree with Sarkozy about that. We never saw someone who was rejected by the french people continue to make policy and come in the run-off. Quote:
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Le tout c'est pas de savoir combien ca va couter, mais de savoir ce que ca va rapporter. La, pour les études, elles sont toutes d'accord, le programme de Segolène va créer du déficit. Quote:
La vérité c'est que d'un sens comme de l'autre, Mme Royal va exactement à l'opposer de ce qui doit être fait. Ca devrait normalement faire s'interroger n'importe quel centriste De son côté Sarkozy lui n'entend pas engager de nouvelles dépenses sur le long terme (celles là mêmes responsables de l'endettement). Il y a aussi la réduction du nombre de fonctionnaires, qui réduira de facto la dette. La réduction des coûts ministeriaux avec des administrations plus resserées, la refonte de certains systèmes excessivement onéreux (ANPE/ UNEDIC ; Tresor/Impot par exemple) qui ont prouvé depuis 20 ans leur caractère non productif. Entre autres.... C'est surement pas la panacé, je te l'accorde, mais c'est au moins quelque chose d'intégrer dans le programme de M. Sarkozy. Quelque chose qui n'apparait nulle part dans le programme de Mme Royal.Quote:
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Mais puisque tu as l'air de le connaitre, tu dois aussi savoir que Keynes preconisait une relance par la demande. Une relance largement soutenue evidement par l'Etat lui même. C'est comme ca qu'elle a été utilisée la première en fois en France en 1974. le deficit à été vite comblé, cependant on avait dejà eu l'occasion de voir les effets pervers de cette mesure. C'est sans doute sans avoir tenu compte du déroulement factuel d'une telle mesure sur l'economie que le président Mitterand y a eu recours tout au l |