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» Tuesday, January 16, 2007

Prime Minister’s Newspapers

Asked if the Prime Minister really did not read the newspapers except once a month when preparing for his press conference, the PMOS replied that this was private business for the Prime Minister. He added that he got paid to read them for the Prime Minister and break the bad news to him. Asked if this meant that the Prime Minister just read the digest, the PMOS replied that the Prime Minister would be aware of the content, whether he wished to be so, or not!

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