End of the affair?

NOW that US President Barack Obama has revealed a tax plan which will damage US companies in Ireland to the tune of €2.5bn, is there any chance that those here who cheered him into office will apologise to those of us who (to coin a phrase) had the audacity to hope the other guy would win the election, for this very reason?

End of the affair?
Wed, 13 May, 2009 - 01:00
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Barry Walsh

Brooklawn

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