 While Fillon's campaign was regarded as more consensual, moderate and centre-right; Copé campaigned as the candidate of the "droite décomplexée" ('uninhibited right') and introduced issues such as anti-white racism.However, both candidates received support from moderate and conservative members of the party and their main differences were in rhetoric, style and temperament.Copé, again, appeared more militant and activist, saying that he would support and participate in street demonstrations while Fillon disagreed with his rival.