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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH

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To: Neocon who wrote (331648)	12/20/2002 2:25:27 PM
From: Bill	Read Replies (1) of 769670

Probably somewhere. Perhaps you might look here. unison.ie National News Fury over Clinton's `drunken Irish' jibe PRESIDENT Clinton last night compared the people of the North to ``a couple of drunks'' so addicted to quarrelling that they had spurned the chance of peace. read on >> Anger at Clinton's `drunken Irish' remarks PRESIDENT Clinton's remarks in Canada about the two sides in the Northern peace process acting like drunks drew quick and sharp criticism from some leaders in the North last night. read on >> A gaffe - or an attempt to kick-start the peace? ``I spent an enormous amount of time trying to help the people in the land of my forebears in Northern Ireland get over 600 years of religious fights,'' Mr Clinton told the assembled dignitaries including Canadian Prime Minister Jean Cretien at the opening of the new US embassy in the Canadian capital. read on >> Let's hear it for the decent drunks IF Bill Clinton needs to apologise to anyone, it's to those of us who occasionally enjoy a drink. So long as we don't drive on a full tank, we're no danger to anyone but ourselves. Speaking as someone who has on occasion actually been drunk, I have to say that I did find his comments deeply offensive. Sorry, that should read: ``I find his metaphor unfortunate.'' read on >>

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