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» Thursday, May 17, 2007

Prime Minister’s Visit to Washington

Asked about the Prime Minister having stayed overnight in the White House, the Prime Minister’s Official Spokesman (PMOS)said it was almost unique for anyone to stay at the White House under this administration. This was therefore an honour which the President had kindly extended to the Prime Minister. In terms of what they talked about, it was a private conversation.

Asked for any detail about the Prime Minister’s overnight stay in the White House, such as which room he stayed in, the PMOS said that he would try and give some colour later in the day.

Asked who was at the meeting between the Prime Minister and President Bush last night, the PMOS said it had been a one on one meeting.

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Bush and Blair – the coalition of the walking dead.
Comment by Ian — 17 May 2007 on 8:58 pm | Link

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