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**swoluelvede** · 03-07-2012, 09:23 PM

No, not that.
This.
Nicolas Sarkozy pinned his dwindling hopes of re-election on Tuesday night on wooing the far-Right electorate, saying there are "too many immigrants in France" and that their integration is increasingly failing.

With support for the incumbent conservative ebbing and the victory of Socialist candidate François Hollande looking surer by the day, Mr Sarkozy made a series of proposals aimed at wooing back National Front sympathisers who voted for him en masse in 2007 but have since become disillusioned.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worl...in-France.html

He could have proposed cutting immigration numbers long ago, but waits till now.
I hope Le Pen supporters don't get fooled by this.

03-07-2012, 09:23 PM	#1
swoluelvede Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 358 Senior Member	Sarkozy sings a new tune. No, not that. This. Nicolas Sarkozy pinned his dwindling hopes of re-election on Tuesday night on wooing the far-Right electorate, saying there are "too many immigrants in France" and that their integration is increasingly failing. With support for the incumbent conservative ebbing and the victory of Socialist candidate François Hollande looking surer by the day, Mr Sarkozy made a series of proposals aimed at wooing back National Front sympathisers who voted for him en masse in 2007 but have since become disillusioned. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worl...in-France.html He could have proposed cutting immigration numbers long ago, but waits till now. I hope Le Pen supporters don't get fooled by this.
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