French Fillon cabinet survivor!

[Bunwahaha [still dunno why, but well, so be it]]

Fredo is out

Lagarde?? Wow, there are far worse people still here before her from my point of view.

Morin personally. Who is Morin? See the UMP lipdub and it pretty much sums the character, that guy is really a joke in politics.

[big bad fab]

Henri de Raincourt, of course.
You really don't know him, eh ?

(and Morin next !)

[Bunwahaha [still dunno why, but well, so be it]]

Henri de Raincourt, of course.
You really don't know him, eh ?

Eh, I must confess.

[big bad fab]

Henri de Raincourt, of course.
You really don't know him, eh ?

Eh, I must confess.

Oh, it was more for Lagarde's voters...
At least, Morin is a real zero in his area (Lagarde is only partly a zero).

[Bunwahaha [still dunno why, but well, so be it]]

That Raincourt is the only one about which I have no clue. What's wrong with him?

[big bad fab]

That Raincourt is the only one about which I have no clue. What's wrong with him?

The local baron who is a zero, who has never achieved anything big locally but, just because he is an old one, says he has the "experience" and the "common sense" of a "real" elected politician.

And now that he is a minister (he didn't think he could once in his life !), he is just an attack dog, even less clever than Morano...

About la taxe professionnelle, he was only able to repeat the official papers of the ministry for local affairs.

For "relations with Parliament", I don't know how he can compete a second with Copé, Longuet, Larcher or even Accoyer. That's ridiculous.

[Bunwahaha [still dunno why, but well, so be it]]

K. Thanks.

I several times wondered if a 'minister of relationship with Parliament' was really necessary. Especially with a weak Prime Minister of which it could be the role.

And concerning his attacks well, the slightest I would say is that they are not very loud, never heard one word from him, neither reported, though I gave up newspapers.

Anyways, well, his post is not that much important, and with joke like Morin still here, personally I wouldn't go on him now.

[big bad fab]

K. Thanks.

I several times wondered if a 'minister of relationship with Parliament' was really necessary. Especially with a weak Prime Minister of which it could be the role.

And concerning his attacks well, the slightest I would say is that they are not very loud, never heard one word from him, neither reported, though I gave up newspapers.

Anyways, well, his post is not that much important, and with joke like Morin still here, personally I wouldn't go on him now.

In fact, this is Fillon who deals with relations with Parliament... as he has no big things to do (despite the fact that, since September, he is clearly more powerful).
Raincourt is used only to defend bills that are in no one else's portfolio...

[Edu]

Henri de Raincourt

[Bunwahaha [still dunno why, but well, so be it]]

K. Thanks.

I several times wondered if a 'minister of relationship with Parliament' was really necessary. Especially with a weak Prime Minister of which it could be the role.

And concerning his attacks well, the slightest I would say is that they are not very loud, never heard one word from him, neither reported, though I gave up newspapers.

Anyways, well, his post is not that much important, and with joke like Morin still here, personally I wouldn't go on him now.

In fact, this is Fillon who deals with relations with Parliament... as he has no big things to do (despite the fact that, since September, he is clearly more powerful).
Raincourt is used only to defend bills that are in no one else's portfolio...

Yes, that's a why a portfolio of minister/secretary of state might be a bit too much, just being in PM cabinet could be enough, but maybe there are technical aspects that I miss.

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Raincourt is out

ROUND TWELVE is open

SPECIAL RULE: You have two votes. You must split them between 2 contestants. Two contestants will be eliminated in this round

Michèle Alliot-Marie
Hervé Novelli

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bump

[Antonio the Sixth]

Lagarde/Pécresse

[Bo]

Rama Yade.

[Hash]

Rama Yade.

Learn to read the rules.

[big bad fab]

Hervé Novelli
Christian Blanc

[Edu]

Michèle Alliot-Marie
Hervé Novelli

[Hash]

MAM and Novelli are out.

ROUND THIRTEEN is open

SPECIAL RULE: You have two votes. You must split them between 2 contestants. Two contestants will be eliminated in this round

Christian Blanc
Anne-Marie Idrac

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Christian Blanc
(stupidly authoritarian and unduly proud of himself)

Hervé Morin
(not for his political positioning, but because he is a dull defence minister, who isn't even interested in his subject...)

[Antonio the Sixth]

Lagarde/Pécresse

[Edu]

Christian Blanc
Valérie Pécresse

[big bad fab]

Oh no, you can't do that, guys...
Many are worse than Pécresse...

[Antonio the Sixth]

Oh no, you can't do that, guys...
Many are worse than Pécresse...

Probably, but they are mostly irrelevant and/or unknown.

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Blanc and Pecresse are out.

ROUND FOURTEEN is open

SPECIAL RULE: You have two votes. You must split them between 2 contestants. Two contestants will be eliminated in this round

Luc Chatel
Patrick Devedjian (still in )

[big bad fab]

C'est une "double peine" pour moi !
Pécresse est éliminée et, en plus, pas de belle photo des perdants... Snif !
Je proteste énergiquement !

Anyway, I was about to vote for Kouchner (WTF is his real influence on French foreign policy ? his added value ?), but he can wait one more round.

Hervé Morin (il est juste nul)

Michel Mercier (à la soupe !)

As for Devedjian, he seems weird sometimes in his public declarations, but he's really a clever guy. And his current way of being a bit out of the ambitious mainstream should be appreciated. With the years, he has become a wise man and he... works really, also, contrary to some others...