Brief evaluation of Sarkozy 30, brief evaluation of Sarkozy

Sarkozy is a man with strange and complicated diseases all over his body; 1, a person with a withdrawn temperament, it was his ex-wife who brought him the sequelae of "green hat". 2, an ungrateful man, the former French ** Chirac single-handedly carried him to where he is today. He was disrespectful to Chirac.

3. People who turn their faces like flip books, such as: Recently, again, oppose his ally "the United States" to deploy anti-missile systems in Eastern Europe. 4. People who are inconsistent with their words and deeds, who have just visited China and participated in the opening ceremony of the Beijing Olympic Games.

Previously, it claimed and called on other countries to boycott the Beijing Games. After the successful conclusion of the Beijing Olympic Games, he also praised China. 5. People who are full of ambition and selfish desires, and now the US financial crisis, economic recession.

In addition, the United States is in a political vacuum alternating between the old and the new. He wants the United States to make itself a "world leader" and a "world policeman." Turning France into a "political power".

Sarkozy is also a "long-mouthed shrew", who has just taken office in France, inspecting the public situation in a bazaar, and scolding each other with a civilian who disagrees with his political views. Sarkozy is a pitiful and pathetic harlequin, his ex-wife gave him a "green hat", and he had to wash the "pot head" left by his stepwife.

Insist on yourself, I think he is very comfortable living, dare to love and hate, you can say that he is a political hooligan, but he is a gentleman of life.

1 All Sarkozy personality Work hard like Napoleon: Sarkozy is a workaholic in the truest sense of the word. He wakes up at 6 a.m. every morning, reads the day's newspaper, eats breakfast, and assigns the day's work to the chief of staff.

This was followed by meetings, appointments, receptions, and the evening to bring the papers back to the bedroom. According to people close to him, he works more than 17 hours a day. However, no matter how busy he is, he still finds time to go for a run every week.

Sarkozy's approach to work is also self-contained. As soon as he took office as interior minister in 2002, he held a meeting and asked his subordinates to "write notices that are legible and have new ideas". On one occasion, after reading the phrase "the debt is satisfactory" in a report, he ranted at the director of the National Institute of Statistics and Economic Research with unusual dissatisfaction:

Please write it simply so that the French can understand it! In this way, Sarkozy put the heads of the Interior Department in order. But to ordinary staff, he is always kind and pleasant, showing a people-friendly image.

At the same time, he also understands that the "people" outside should be "close". Almost every week, in addition to facing dozens of appointments from all walks of life, he will also go down to the grassroots. In March 2004, Sarkozy became Minister of Economy, Finance and Industry.

In just a few months, he dwarfed his predecessor, Mel. In fact, Sarkozy's economic policies are essentially the same as those of Meier, "except that he always manages to let people know what he is doing," says one of Mel's former advisers. However, those who followed Sarkozy did not have the good life they had before.

If the boss wants to improve work efficiency, his subordinates will naturally not dare to slack off. From the second-chief to the typist, everyone felt the pressure. An advisor once said with a bitter face:

Sarkozy's speed of work was so fast that we didn't even have weekends! Sarkozy, on the other hand, said: "Complain that I work all day?

My mission is action! On the one hand, his capable and tough style has accumulated a lot of popularity for Sarkozy, and on the other hand, it has also made some people hate him and gnash their teeth. The head of the CSA, a polling agency, once told Le Parisien that many voters have asked themselves questions about Sarkozy's personality - is he dangerous?

Unlike other mild-mannered politicians, Sarkozy is sharp and does not shy away from being a possessive man, "I want to sit on an empty seat". "I felt a strength and a desire to have a different France. I want to revitalize French society.

This is his manifesto. He also wants to increase social mobility, help people get rich, build quality schools, and raise wages and ......The ultimate aim is to reinvent France as a "world model" and to "break with the past" with the France of the past. "Mr. Chirac asks for nothing, I want to change.

He understood the French people's current anxiety that the country was going downhill, and did not hesitate to raise the banner of reform. Among them, the most obvious is the strengthening of relations with the United States, which no longer likes to play against the United States, as de Gaulle or Chirac did.