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WASHINGTON ( AP ) -- President Bush has talked with British Prime Minister Tony Blair about taking a role as a Middle East peace envoy after he leaves office next week. Assistant Secretary of State David Welch, the State Department's top diplomat for the Middle East, talked with Blair in London on Wednesday, while the White House and State Department spoke glowingly about the prime minister's credentials but said there was nothing to announce yet.

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He should be well versed in the machinations of US's foreign policy .....................

....But ........wheres the mon£y ....!

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WASHINGTON ( AP ) -- President Bush has talked with British Prime Minister Tony Blair about taking a role as a Middle East peace envoy after he leaves office next week. Assistant Secretary of State David Welch, the State Department's top diplomat for the Middle East, talked with Blair in London on Wednesday, while the White House and State Department spoke glowingly about the prime minister's credentials but said there was nothing to announce yet.

one more week

He should be well versed in the machinations of US's foreign policy .....................

....But ........wheres the mon£y ....!

cherie220x160.jpg

Doesn't she remind you of Cruella De-Ville of 101 Dalmations fame? :D :D

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Well, it looks like he has gone at long long last. It's a pity that he didn't take Brown with him. I suppose we mustn't prejudge him, who knows he may do better, but his past performance on things like pensions etc, doesn't exactly inspire much confidence. He certainly seems to fancy his chances as an orator, if the last few days are anything to go on. He is trying to outdo his previous master on that score already.

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It's a pity that he didn't take Brown with him. I suppose we mustn't prejudge him, who knows he may do better, but his past performance on things like pensions etc, doesn't exactly inspire much confidence.

I agree, although we shouldn't pre-judge him, but I can't help but feel that the rising burden of taxation will go up under Brown :(

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