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mparable but opposite to each other.karen millen saleThey depict two men, Nicolas Sarkozy and Fran?ois Hollande, who, after a tough election battle, to share a few days, same title, that of president.

First set of pictures:karen millen outlet8 May, two days after the second round of presidential elections. "The president still" invited "the elected president" at the ceremony of the Victory Day celebrated Place de l'Etoile in honor of the Unknown Soldier. The photo of the two men published the next day, is then illustrated with comments and legends that hail, emphatically,http://www.karenmillendressesmartuk.comthat beautiful symbol of Republican reconciliation and national unity. What was true in appearance but in fact false.

Mr Sarkozy had invited Mr. Holland for the sole sake of caring for her exit,karen millen dressesafter he had delivered later in the season to glissages to the far right Republican who threatened his fame. Mr. Holland had accepted the invitation to refine its status as president rallying.

But the reality is different: karen millen outlet the fate of France divided this election, right against the left as usual, but more so given the violence of verbal exchanges, with this sad first in the history of the great debates of -two-towers that we did hear a sitting president treated his rival "a liar", as "irresponsible" and "small slanderer".

And this left-right divide has added a division within the right: the right side of a Republican, opposed any attempt at rapprochement with the far right, and the other the hard right and less cynical stingy about values. As for the Left, unlike 1981, at the time a Union which brought together socialists and communists in the same program and a common government, it is divided between the left (the Socialist Party and the Radicals over the Greens) and the governing Left Front of Jean-Luc Melenchon who remains outside and opposed. Not to mention the bold centrist Francois Bayrou, which nobody wants. France and the policy that is about to go into general election campaign has never been so divided. And Mr. Sarkozy and Mr. Holland, unlike legends of photography, 8-May, karen millen dresses are not at all in a symbolic process of national reconciliation. Proof: another set of images taken a week later.

May 15, 2012, inauguration day and the transfer of power in the Elysee. At the end of the traditional interview in the presidential office, where nuclear exchange code, state secrets and a few pleasantries, the outgoing president and president-elect shook hands on the steps of the Elysee, and wife and wife kiss. So beautiful images, Republican and charming, perfectly consistent with those of 8-May Let us embrace, Folleville and erase our quarrels! ...

Except that the "true image" arrives a few seconds later. As soon shaking hands with Nicolas Sarkozy, Francois Hollande, in a waltz movement, turns away, returned and left without a look or a sign, his predecessor and former first lady to win their only car.

Ever, a president coming to power had displayed such an attitude. In 1981, Fran?ois Mitterrand had looked with all her beautiful, Valery Giscard d'Estaing left the palace on foot. In 1995, Jacques Chirac had remained on the porch, smiling and friendly, while Francois Mitterrand tired but dignified in his approach, earned his vehicle. And in 2007, Nicolas Sarkozy Jacques Chirac had escorted to her car, the two men exchanged a hand signal to the moment of departure. Francois Hollande, yet courteous nature, has not yielded to this ritual kind. Evidence, pointing to the images, that reconciliation between the two camps is not for tomorrow, karen millen sale that the attacks often vicious and hurtful of the candidate against the candidate Sarkozy Holland have left traces.

Minutes later, the shock of idyllic images that contradicted those of 8-May, was added as a confirmation of the extent of discord, the weight of words, those delivered by the new president in his speech nomination as a tribute to his predecessors, but Sarkozy hailed just a "good chance" that resonates with the image of Holland turning on his heel on the steps, seemed to signify a scathing: "break up!"