ARmy Rumour SErvice

**Emsav** · 18-04-2012, 16:19

Will make for an interesting weekend or two in the bars and cafés - political debates will be the order of the day. But the outcome will be the same regardless who wins - the poor workers always lose. This lot are as bad as the last lot - in it for themselves......... with any luck a singing Llama will appear from nowhere and win by a neck................

**vvaannmmaann** · 18-04-2012, 16:27

Do you still "Vote with your hearts,then vote with your heads"?

**Goatman** · 18-04-2012, 16:43

Originally Posted by Emsav;4349197-(for it was she)

But the outcome will be the same regardless who wins - the poor workers always lose.

Emsav, there is a Poll option which reflects exactement this sentiment ...and yet you have yet to vote ?

" Salut Guido - the only man to enter Parliament with honest intentions ....."

**Emsav** · 18-04-2012, 17:12

This might appeal to some: - Charlotte dit non aux candidats à la présidentielle de 2012 - YouTube

**fantassin** · 22-04-2012, 18:34

Unofficial results 30 min before the 2000 deadline:

François Hollande (Socialist): between 28 and 30%

Nicolas Sarkozy 24 to 27,5%

Marine Le Pen (National Front) : 20,7%

http://www.lematin.ch/monde/europe/s...story/20590563

**Pyianno** · 22-04-2012, 18:37

Originally Posted by fantassin

Unofficial results 30 min before the 2000 deadline:

François Hollande (Socialist): between 28 and 30%

Nicolas Sarkozy 24 to 27,5%

Marine Le Pen (National Front) : 20,7%

Présidentielle française: François Hollande en tête, Marine Le Pen troisième - Monde: Europe - lematin.ch

If those numbers are reliable then Sarkozy will almost certainly win the run-off.

**fantassin** · 22-04-2012, 18:48

The tricky bit is that a lot of those who voted National Front in the first round will not vote for Sarko in the second because they come from a Left background (quite a lot of ex-Commies in Marine's voters....)

**fantassin** · 22-04-2012, 19:01

Official estimates of the results at 2000 :

François Hollande (Socialist): 29,3%

Nicolas Sarkozy 26%

Marine Le Pen (National Front) : 18,2%

**Pyianno** · 22-04-2012, 20:32

Originally Posted by fantassin

The tricky bit is that a lot of those who voted National Front in the first round will not vote for Sarko in the second because they come from a Left background (quite a lot of ex-Commies in Marine's voters....)

Maybe National Front means something different but in the UK they were pretty right wing and certainly wouldn't have run into the arms of a socialist!