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Hairy Politics

5:21 PM, June 4, 2007 | Comments (0)
It's official: France now has the hairiest government in recent memory. While previous government leaders have tended to grayness and baldness, President Nicolas Sarkozy has brought change on the follicular as well as the political front. It's not that...

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  • Sarkozy in Spain: Tense Talks

    Eric Pape | Feb 27, 2007 10:19 AM
    Conservative presidential candidate Nicolas Sarkozy may endure some uncomfortable moments while visiting Madrid today in his guise as France's current minister of the interior. Sarkozy, who will also make a campaign stop to visit Madrid's French expat... More
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  • Will the French Buy Bayrou?

    Tracy McNicoll | Feb 27, 2007 09:58 AM
    "Stop making these promises that we cannot pay for. Electoral campaigns are no longer won with promises!" -- François Bayrou's message to Nicolas Sarkozy and Ségolène Royal last night on "I Have a Question For You." Presidential candidate François... More
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  • Torpedo Politics

    Tracy McNicoll | Feb 27, 2007 07:58 AM
    How many nuclear attack submarines are there in the French navy? No, this isn't a joke. Nor a trick question. But you'd be forgiven for thinking so. In a live interview Monday, Nicolas Sarkozy said, "Four." In fact, there are ten nuclear subs altogether:... More
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  • Campaign Style: Star Turns

    Eric Pape | Feb 27, 2007 07:24 AM
    The moment was pure Hollywood: a beloved actor invites a presidential hopeful on stage and cracks a few fond jokes before lending a little of his star power to the campaign. You've watched this scene many times before, for sure. But this time all the... More
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