The second year undergraduate law student – who has been a county councillor for 18 months -was guaranteed the plum job as presidential loyalists command a majority on La Défense's £100 million-a-year public agency. Instead he settled yesterday for a place on the body's board.
A prime-time performance was remarkably polished for a 23-year-old, who said he preferred not to win a "victory stained with doubt".
But few believed his claim that he had made the decision on his own. There was no doubt among observers that his father had caved in to spiralling public hostility, much of it from his own disoriented right-wing electorate. More..
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