Political reality

Given Enda Kenny’s knowledge of Irish history, it may be better that he is a politician (a minority out of touch with reality) than still a teacher.

Political reality
Mon, 03 Sep, 2012 - 01:00
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God only knows what state the country would be in had he remained in that profession.

Peter Long

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