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Segolene Royal, the doyenne of the French left, suffered an embarrassing blow to her image as a presidential candidate yesterday when she was accused of tax dodging. Faced with taunts about being a gauche caviar, the Gallic equivalent of a champagne socialist, she denied being rich, instead claiming
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The term was once prevalent in Parisian circles, applied deprecatingly to those who professed allegiance to the Socialist Party, but who maintained a far from proletarian lifestyle that distinguished them from the working-class base of the French Socialist Party. A more explicit reference identified
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Elegant and dapper, with movie-star looks despite his age, Mr. Kouchner is half of one of France's leading power couples. His longtime partner, Christine Ockrent, is probably France's best-known television journalist. They entertain regularly from their grand duplex apartment overlooking the
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and its accoutrements". One description referred to it as "the free-thinking, authority-hating, individualistic, tolerant, socialist position... which shaded into a bohemian, existential, communitarian, fairly depressed" worldview espoused by people with money and good clothes.
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is accepted by those given such label, politicians who fit this classification wield power in the French polity. For instance, during the administration of Mitterrand, a number of policies were adopted to avoid offending this group, which included the
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Luxembourg Gardens; they always get the best restaurant tables. They have been tarred with the label "gauche caviar," champagne-and-caviar socialism at its worst.
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when it was revealed that she had been avoiding paying taxes. The description damaged her campaign for the French presidency. Similarly French politician
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this group as left-wingers who speak with great passion about the plight of the poor while eating caviar in their spectacular Parisian duplex apartment.
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policies. Since the beginning of his term, these accusations have contributed to a growth in his unpopularity.
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Gauche caviar, gauche dont le progressisme s'allie au goût des mondanités et des situations acquises
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while living in a way that contradicts socialist values. The expression is a political
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has been accused by opponents of being the archetype of this label, claiming a
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was not hampered by the label. Other supposed members of this
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have been labelled with the term. However, his appointment as
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The label was also employed by detractors to describe
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French
socialist
neologism
hypocrisy
Petit Larousse
Progressivism
society life
Champagne socialist
Limousine liberal
Radical chic
Hampstead liberal
liberal elite
chardonnay socialist
Bollinger
Bolshevik
François Mitterrand
Jack Lang
Ségolène Royal
Bernard Kouchner
Christine Ockrent
Minister of Foreign Affairs
Dominique Strauss-Kahn
IMF
Anne Sinclair
Paul Rosenberg
SYRIZA
Tsipras
Emmanuel Macron
socialist
right wing

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