Sarkozy's son, 23, ignites uproar over job bid

Tuesday 13th October, 05:13 AM JST

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taj at 12:46 PM JST - 13th October

"Nick's your daddy" is the new "Bob's yer uncle"?
jason6 at 12:52 PM JST - 13th October

Sounds like an intelligent and pragmatic person taking advantage of his name and family resources, along with the controversy generated by his age. Playing to pro-business forces and having the political patronage of his father, I'm guessing he'll do well!
Yelnats at 02:21 PM JST - 13th October

Jean Sarkozy said that whatever he accomplishes in life, “My legitimacy will always be on trial.”

Maybe he won't accomplish anything.

EPAD’s outgoing chairman, 65-year-old Patrick Devedjian, must step down because he has reached the mandatory retirement age.

Wow, why can't that happen here. There would basically be no govt. as they are all really old in general. They force the rest of us to retire, so why don't they?
M51T at 03:27 PM JST - 13th October

Well the French Revolution was a waste of time then. "Let them eat cake."
skipthesong at 03:44 PM JST - 13th October

If he can do it, let him. It is really about who you know and not what you know but then you have to perform. That last part gets over looked a lot.