Nicolas Sarkozy has held on to his name of the most detested president in the history of the Fifth republic, debonair any hopes of a Bruni-Sarkozy baby enhance to his re-election probabilities.
Mr. Sarkozy's endorsement ratings have forced to a record low, in spite of reports that the French first lady is pregnant and expecting twins in October. Only 21 per cent of the country holds up Mr Sarkozy, according to the recent survey. The 56-year-old head of state had anticipated that claims that his 43-year-old ex-supermodel wife was expecting twins would go ahead to a baby boost in his ranks.
Ms Bruni-Sarkozy is said to be getting ready for an October delivery only seven months before France sets off to the ballots for the 2012 presidential elections. But expects that Mr Sarkozy might have an opportunity of being voted again thanks to regulate in his family status appear to have been dashed already. A new Harris Interactive survey for Le Parisien newspaper appears that Mr. Sarkozy's ranking is 21 percent. This contrasts to ex- President Francois Mitterrand having 54 pecent and Jacques Chirac 51 per cent with a year to go before their second term re-elections.
In the light of these outlines, it will be a "real achievement" for Mr Sarkozy to be re-elected, says Le Parisien. Just as overwhelming is the truth that 78 per cent of working class voters has no assurance in Mr Sarkozy, the survey discloses. These were the ones whom Mr. Sarkozy attempted to make an impression with the slogan "work more to make more" when he was first elected in 2007.
Political observers at TNS-Sofres, who put Mr. Sarkozy's ranking at 23 per cent last week, blamed Mr. Sarkozy's dangerous results on different aspects including political scandals, economic and social problems, and foreign policy misjudgments.
His bubbly daily life with Ms Bruni-Sarkozy, a multi-millionaire heiress, is also known to have made him extremely detested.
The reality that Ms Bruni-Sarkozy was until 2008 a single-mother with a cord of celebrity lovers behind her firstly futile to induce the electorate that she could reinvent herself as a conservative presidential wife and mother. However, a survey in January advised that 66 per cent of French people permitted of her role. She was due to attend the Cannes Film Festival this week to watch her introduction in Midnight in Paris, a new comedy by Woody Allen, in which she plays a museum curator.
But Ms Bruni-Sarkozy's obvious pregnancy has now led to her cancelling her red carpet look. Asked in a straight line if she was pregnant last week, Ms Bruni-Sarkozy flashed at questioners and rejected to deny the stories saying "my lips are preserved because I have to defend something".
The Harris Interactive survey was carried out on line between May 4 and 5 and engaged a panel of 1,000 French adults over the age of 18.
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