French legislative election 2012

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Panzermiss is subjectively hot, but she's not remotely "sweet".

This is, you know...a subjective appreciation...

Enjoy the sweetie:

Not so sweet, really. This is a subjective appreciation, of course.

^^^^^^

Didn't watch the video, but hotness totally goes away if what comes out of her mouth is ugly.

The point, and why I think that she can be strong too, is that the way she speaks, and almost what she says (at least tonight) doesn't look ugly!

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Muselier beaten in Marseille, and one more bad sign for the classical Right there, lately I wondered about Collard eventually using the coming years the best he can in the assembly and then jumping on Marseille for Municipales, once you're in Camargue, you're in Marseille suburb, and that's anyways where he was as a lawyer.

One more bad ingredient for the Municipales there...

Enjoy the sweetie:

Not so sweet, really. This is a subjective appreciation, of course.

^^^^^^

Didn't watch the video, but hotness totally goes away if what comes out of her mouth is ugly.

The point, and why I think that she can be strong too, is that the way she speaks, and almost what she says (at least tonight) doesn't look ugly!

Almost what she says? It's hard to imagine to continue to advocate bigoted positions without saying ugly things, even if it is heavily coded. Basically, I don't think with my boner. Didn't when it was Sarah Palin, and wouldn't here, although I suppose it's a moot point.

Well...

This is, you know...a subjective appreciation...

But, yes, (her speech was rather empty indeed), some general things about defending people and ruling problems, so it's hard to be that ugly here, I found her objectively/subjectively (^^) efficient and kinda sympathetic.

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I don't find her particularly hot for her age.

In the French politics that might be the hottest we have...

Quite possibly. But then she's not much more than half the age of ordinary "young" politicians.

Well, yes, when I remember about some threads here on this forum I always felt kinda jealous ^^.

A real shame about Collard. I had kind of hoped to be able to gloat at a completely undeserved PS sweep of the Gard. Oh well, at least the UMP is locked out in that beautiful place.

Him in the Assemblée gonna be something. The guy is a professional exciter, he also won a lot of famous and popular cases as lawyer, spent a lot on TVs before his political career, he knows what to do and how to do it.

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lol!

I didn't speak about this!

Seriously, lots of cases that were considered injustices, either in the economical field and in criminal one...

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Oh and according to the last estimation on France2 before they shut, NC wouldn't have a group, yeah!

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Libération cover for tomorrow:



I'm not sure in which sense the Royale reference is to be gotten.

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The left won the former constituency of Fillon in Sarthe ^^.

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Seybah Dagoma defeating Lancar by 70% in Paris, yeah!

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Guaino makes it.

His interventions in the Assemblée could be amusing to follow too. He was the biggest writer of Sarkozy's speeches, and in term of pure form, those were rather good.

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Seybah Dagoma defeating Lancar by 70% in Paris, yeah!

Heh. She was born on the same day as Miro Klose. As a politician, that makes her quite young (and arguably better looking than the Le Pen brat ).

Up for a comparison?

Let's go:



...and...



Isn't this awwwwwwwwwww...?

Well, personally, I can't say I'm fond of either...

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what's the current situation for the Greens?
I count 11 seats won so far. How many winnable are there for them to yet report?

Well, general estimations give 19-20 so far, a group seems secure.

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Big Foot (Georges Tron) ^^, beaten, indeed.

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Raoult beaten too!

...amusingly, it's not a good night for several of the most far-rightist figureheads of UMP who are beaten while the climate is more and more in their favor, France really has a particular electoral system, well, they would also be paying Sarkozy's defeat...

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Done between the 14 and 16 of June, 3092 people, Ipsos, for what it's worth.

Short for Balkany, 51,40%.

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Sylvie Andrieux wins 51% vs 49% for FN

PS gets lucky there, so far...

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Philippot didn't do that bad with 46,3%.

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Baylet (PRG leader) announced a group in the Assemblée, apparently nobody told him he was only estimated with 12 seats.

With the Greens that'd be about 30 pro-Marijuana sits ^^ (not a smoker here, but lol, just passed through my mind).

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Duflot would give its sit to its substitute, since she is in the govt, then instead of 18 sits, Greens would have 17 since her substitute is PS (in order not to have her as dissident), what if they had only 15 sits...

One more example of the greatness of our system...

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Ah and, since it has been a kind of side debate here for these elections, 155 women have been elected députée on 577, against 103 during last legislature, that is 27% against 18,5% before.

Le Monde gives it:

PS: 107 on 273 elected are women
UMP: 26/191
EELV: 9/16 (so that is 16 now, it never stops to drop...)
DVG: 4
PRG:3
FdG:2
DVD:2
MRC:1
FN: 1

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Droite Populaire:

20 députés elected on 41 candidates.