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NEWS > EVERYONE ELSE > SARKOZY FINALLY STARTING TO GET OVER OBAMA
SARKOZY FINALLY STARTING TO GET OVER OBAMA
October 25 2009
Paris, France – There are few people who have lived robust lives who haven’t known the disappointment and pain of a failed relationship. In the initial stages, embarrassment and anger can seem all consuming but as time passes so too does
the hurt. As the memories of that past fade and new ones, totally un-associated with the person that has caused so much suffering, start to fill their place life begins to move on. The wounds begin to stitch themselves, leaving only a scar which in time eventually becomes a part of the tapestry of our lives.
Such pain is not isolated to regular people. Even those who have achieved greatness in life, with seemingly the world at their fingerprints, are still beset by that basic human experience which defines the lives of so many. Such is the case with Nicolas Sarkozy, a man seemingly born into greatness. Growing up in a mansion in one of the wealthiest sections of France, Sarkozy’s life has been nothing less than remarkable. His rise to power in one of the most respected leadership positions in history and marriage to one of the most
beautiful women in the world would appear to give him everything a person could want, but unfortunately not the affection of the one person he respects the most. Fortunately, Sarkozy appears to finally be getting over President Obama.
“Sarkozy has clearly been thrown off course in his relations with America. America remains of primordial importance to him, but things are more complicated than they were a few months ago,” said Didier Billion, a senior researcher at the Institute of International and Strategic Relations to Reuters. “Sarkozy began with a great deal of hope that things would be different with the new administration but it is becoming all the more clearer to him now that things are, at their core, the same. From what I have heard there was a great deal of anger in the early days but that has subsided now. He really felt, or perhaps fantasized, that he could have a totally new kind of relationship with Obama but he has been met with rejection after rejection which has really cut deep. It appears that now he has decided to move on, finally.”
Since taking office, President Obama has been in high demand, meeting with leaders from all over the world. He has met with Sarkozy numerous times but has apparently regarded those interactions as no different than any other.
“I many ways it humanizes Sarkozy in very deep and heartfelt ways. That kind of rejection is something virtually everyone has felt and the fact that an aristocratic statesman like him could also suffer from the same kind of rejection, well that’s about as human as you can get,” said Scrape TV Psychology analyst Dr. Sarah
Sarkozy has apparently found solace in his wife, Carla Bruni, as well as a renewed relationship with Belgian Prime Minister Herman Van Rompuy whom he had rejected in favour of Obama.
“There was a time when France would have demanded the diligent attention of all world leaders but that just isn’t the case anymore and hasn’t been for a long time. There has been a sea change and Sarkozy is just going to have to accept that, which he appears to be doing,” continued Welp. “Obama will always have time for Sarkozy I’m sure but he just needs to understand that he won’t be his 24/7. Obama has a lot on his plate and there are a lot of things being demanded of him, something which may change in the future, but for now is the reality. It appears Sarkozy is finally starting to accept that.”
Van Rompuy apparently never lost hope that Sarkozy would one day return.
Emil Uliya, International Correspondent
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