Those different experiences explain partially the mood and maybe the state of mind of the two candidates when the gong rang the beginning of the hostilities. For Christophe Béchu, who missed the election in 2008 (around 600 votes were lacking), the 2014 ballot offered an opportunity and a motivation Frédéric Béatse could not experience : the revenge. That explains why the conservative candidate appears in the France 3 documentary like much more eager than his rival to get the victory. It looks to be sure that Mr. Béchu has learnt a lot from his 2008 defeat. His campaign appears to have be much more prepared that the one of his opponent.
If the winner is indebted (as the looser) of his victory to his supporters, the France 3 documentary nevertheless demonstrates that the Angers pour vous leader really managed his staff, his supporters as well as the audiences as a businessman would do with his employees, his stakeholders and his customers while, Frédéric Béatse was rather on a cooperative atmosphere. The movies show very well that Christophe Béchu is, in the electoral competition, the equivalent of a whiz kid in the education process. The way the campaign was managed by the new mayor indicates it will surely manage the town as the former French republic president, Nicolas Sarkozy, had run France through an omnipresence. This is maybe a strangh but also a risk for the new mayor : to disappoint his public because, more and more, electoral campaigns are personified while political representatives are displayed, or display themselves, as if they were consumers goods.
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