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To: Tom Clarke who wrote (314003)	7/10/2009 8:31:06 AM
From: Tom Clarke	4 Recommendations Respond to of 793917

I realize Obama has to be diplomatic, but did his praise for the commie have to be this effusive? And he had nothing to say to Berlusconi... >>Obama also had personal words of praise for Napolitano and said 'I had heard of the wonderful reputation of President Napolitano as somebody who has the admiration of the Italian people not only for his longstanding service but also his integrity, and his graciousness'. 'And I just want to confirm everything I have heard about him is true. He is a true moral leader who best represents your country,' he added. ansa.it Napolitano was a member of the Italian Communist Party until its dissolution in 1992, a true bitter ender. He's now a member of the Democratic Party of the Left. en.wikipedia.org