Robinson: ‘Unionists will benefit from Bush’s hands-off approach’

Unionists are set to benefit from a scaling down of political intervention in Northern Ireland by the new administration of President George W. Bush, it was claimed today.

Unionists are set to benefit from a scaling down of political intervention in Northern Ireland by the new administration of President George W. Bush, it was claimed today.

Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) deputy leader Peter Robinson made the prediction as he returned from a St Patrick’s Day meeting in Washington with the US president.

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