Jacques Chirac
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Jacques Chirac (1932-present) is a former president of France. He served two terms in office, choosing not to seek a third term due to massive unpopularity and several legislative failures.
Chirac is a lifelong Gaullist who contributed greatly to France's decision not to participate in the Iraq War, though sent troops to help overthrow the Taliban in Afghanistan. He has been quoted as saying that the free market is not the solution to all problems.[1]