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In the discussion thread: Sarkozy: "Francois Hollande is the president of France and he must be respected." - BBC [View all]

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Sun May 6, 2012, 04:35 PM

Tanelorn (329 posts)

25. They are not playing this because it is about the French.

Remember freedom fries and French speaking presidential candidates.

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38 replies	Author	Time	Post
Sarkozy: "Francois Hollande is the president of France and he must be respected." - BBC [View all]	Tierra_y_Libertad	May 2012	OP
K & R !!!	WillyT	May 2012	#1
Imagine if Republicans talked this way about Obama. nt	geek tragedy	May 2012	#2
No kidding!	Lizzie Poppet	May 2012	#11
They will..but, they'll look like they're giving birth to a watermelon when they do.	Tierra_y_Libertad	May 2012	#13
Romney will in his concession speech in November	Jack Rabbit	May 2012	#22
The tide is slowly turning again	Harmony Blue	May 2012	#3
The same is happening in Greece too. The people have had enough of neo-con/neo-lib robbery.	Tierra_y_Libertad	May 2012	#5
and we'll see if he changes course or turns into a disappointment like mitterand.	HiPointDem	May 2012	#4
I'm in France once a week for work and speak the language fluently	DFW	May 2012	#27
just to be sure, you're saying you think he will be a disappointment?	HiPointDem	May 2012	#28
Fairly sure, yes	DFW	May 2012	#30
K&R.	DevonRex	May 2012	#6
I'm watching on BBC International	malaise	May 2012	#7
Link Please?	Seedersandleechers	May 2012	#10
Here	malaise	May 2012	#12
Thanks! BBC America is just playing shit Americans want to see. I needed this.	Gregorian	May 2012	#14
Not one US network is covering this	malaise	May 2012	#18
Hey, what do you know, I am an American.	Gregorian	May 2012	#19
They are not playing this because it is about the French.	Tanelorn	May 2012	#25
Thanks.....	Seedersandleechers	May 2012	#17
...	xchrom	May 2012	#8
That was great! Thanks! nt	SunSeeker	May 2012	#26
Allons enfants de la Patrie!	frazzled	May 2012	#9
Time will tell if this is good or not. Certainly a change from the status quo and the extreme	Lionessa	May 2012	#15
Seeing as how Sarko was pledging to withdraw from the Shengen Agreement Area	kenny blankenship	May 2012	#21
I don't blame him for wanting to withdraw from Schengen.	DFW	May 2012	#29
I was responding to someone who expressed concern about the loss of free travel	kenny blankenship	May 2012	#32
Yay!	Gregorian	May 2012	#16
Enjoy this delish article	malaise	May 2012	#20
And yet 50% of the vote was against him.	Gregorian	May 2012	#24
Vive le France!	CanonRay	May 2012	#23
Why Wall Street fears a Socialist French leader	riverbendviewgal	May 2012	#31
Funny you say that...it was just reported he got a personal call from Merkel today. n/t	vaberella	May 2012	#36
Vive La France!	RainDog	May 2012	#33
Since I don't follow French politics closely, is Holland really a socialist or merely a	FSogol	May 2012	#34
We have a center left, best case	nadinbrzezinski	May 2012	#38
In France Sarkozy...being that I am here. Hollande is greatly respected.	vaberella	May 2012	#35
I doubt this is anything close to the	nadinbrzezinski	May 2012	#37

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