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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH
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To: greenspirit who wrote (153936)6/18/2001 1:57:10 AM
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Article: Europe Doesn't Like Bush

Malcolm Chalmers
London Guardian
Sunday June 17, 2001

European leaders encountered a defiant President Bush in person for the first last week. The thousands of protestors on the streets outside made their feelings clear. But were the politicians inside also have been thinking: "Is this a man we can do business with?"

Many Europeans felt from the beginning that Bush's disputed election could lead to a disastrous Presidency. And the President's first five months in the White House have done little to allay these fears. Bush has torn up the Kyoto agreement, ridden roughshod over European objections to National Missile Defence and chilled relations with China by several degrees. The transatlantic relationship is under its greatest strain for a generation as divisions as wide as the Atlantic emerge on everything from the International Criminal Court to the future of NATO ....
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