Ulster power sharing urged by US presidential hopeful

A leading US senator today urged the Democratic Unionists to end their opposition to sharing political power with Sinn Féin.

Ulster power sharing urged by US presidential hopeful
Fri, 17 Mar, 2006 - 10:51

A leading US senator today urged the Democratic Unionists to end their opposition to sharing political power with Sinn Féin.

Joe Biden, who has been tipped as a possible Democratic contender in the 2008 presidential election, said the Rev Ian Paisley’s party faced a “historic choice” which would be crucial in the peace process.

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