[Dont Mention the War]

"It looks like he might not only win, but win by a landslide," said Brice Teinturier, director of political studies at Sofres.

Even the BBC is having trouble finding Sego supporters who aren't, well, kooks:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/shared/spl/hi/picture_gallery/07/in_pictures_french_voters_at_play/html/9.stm

Catherine Peyrouzet, 26, computer consultant

"I am on the left and will vote for Segolene Royal. The 35-hour week is a good thing. Work should be shared out.

"It's all fine to say people should be allowed to work more, but not everybody is able to.

"Sarkozy's policies would marginalise the vulnerable and increase job insecurity.

"He also worries me. I think he would erode our liberties and encourage repression.

"I don't like the way he is courting far-right voters."

[Cincinna]

Hard to believe that in 2007 there are still people foolish enough to believe that work is like a pie, with a limited number of portions that have to be shared.