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Default Re: MC Muhabbet, Steinmeier & Kouchner

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Is it my imagination, or has the political class very rapidly turned into media obsessed freaks with no sense of responsibility?
We French are at the edge. But nothing that you don't already know, reading the rest of your post.
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It seems that as soon as a Baby Boomer/68er gets into government then the dignity of their office takes a nose-dive.
At this point, it's a theorem.
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President Chirac was far from perfect, but he was at least presidential; President Sarkozy dragged himself down to the level of some crappy TV presenter on his first few days in office. Could anyone imagine another French President running around in a New York Police Department T-shirt, or getting drunk at a G8 meeting, or getting a divorce right after taking office?
For my money, I'll say that since De Gaulle, we've been down the hill. So, logically, Sarkozy is the meanest, a real racaille (thug), to use a famous word of him. But he is Chirac's legacy, his former favourite "son". Someone invented a famous ironic phrase about Chirac's way of governing the French. In English it's something like: "He is their chief, so he follows them" ("Il est leur chef, donc il les suit!").
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