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Glad to see that two days ago, I reached the same conclusions as heavy-weight columnist, and one of my favorite readings, Mark Steyn:(...) the idea that he [Sarkozy - Ed.] is France's Reagan or Thatcher is simply not true (...)Come to think of it, his comments on the US press further down the interview might explain why they couldn't see that, and simply stuck to the fables devised in no small part by Sarkozy himself, and by his cohort of advisers and diplomats.
There is much more than just France and her new president in this interview of Mark Steyn by Roger L. Simon, and you definitely want to check it out.
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1991 - Mitch Townsend
Mitch Townsend Wakefield, Massachusetts, USA
Still, if it means you're getting smacked with a smaller hammer, you have to consider that an improvement. France found itself in its last election in the same position as the US: we were certainly not bewildered by an excess of attractive choices, either.