Surreal campaigns as French politics go virtual

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File photo shows an avatar of former French Prime Minister Jean-Pierre Raffarin (C) taking part in a virtual political rally at the virtual campaign site of French presidential contender Nicolas Sarkozy (portrait seen at rear) in the online world of Second Life, late February 26, 2007. French political debate is shifting from Left Bank cafes and being teleported into cyberspace. REUTERS/Mal Langsdon

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