Right-brain buddies

TERRY PRONE, in her column headlined ‘Ahern: politician of destiny who dreams big dreams and realises them’ (Irish Examiner, August 30) tells us that the Taoiseach has “much in common with Bill Clinton”.

Mon, 06 Sep, 2004 - 01:00

She then goes on to show total unawareness of the overwhelming significance of the two factors that both have in common, that is, their being right-brain dominant and having re-election as their prime decision-making criterion.

Joe Foyle

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