Influenced by a trip to the United States during the 1972 election, he led the Young Giscardians in the 1974 presidential campaign.
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He won 9.26% and was reluctant to endorse the incumbent UMP President, René Garrec.
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Many in the UMP blamed him for the defeat of Garrec by Socialist candidate Philippe Duron.
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