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Obama revels in his Irish roots

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http://www.cbc.ca/news/world/story/2011/05/23/obama-ireland-europe.html

Beaming before an exultant sea of people in central Dublin, U.S. President Barack Obama on Monday revelled in his distant Irish ancestry, offering spirited thanks from tens of millions of Americans who trace their own connections to Ireland.

With his wife, Michelle, at his side, the president told many thousands who had gathered: "We feel very much at home."

In a speech devoted as much to personal pride than overt politics, Obama said he had come to reaffirm the bonds of affection between the United States and Ireland.

"There's always been a little green behind the red, white and blue," he said to cheers.

Uh oh... Obama might also have ties to the IRA! :shock:

Click on the link... the photos are priceless.
 
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Damn, that beer made Obama look pale.
 
Uh oh... Obama might also have ties to the IRA! :shock:

Click on the link... the photos are priceless.

That man is black, white and Irish? Then why, exactly, is it racist to dislike him? Which race would it be racist against?
 
Interesting. Very interesting indeed.
 
well ill be damned...
 
The Kenyan Irish Tyrant..........
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I seems to me most people I hear from about it have ancestors tied to Ireland. I don't see why the Irish think it's big deal having another failure have any connection.
 
Yeah, he's Black Irish.

So what?

Don't hate the man just cause he's Iberian.
 
I was gonna go with Spaniard, but after checking the wiki article on black irish, I discovered 'I-beer-ians'.
 
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I seems to me most people I hear from about it have ancestors tied to Ireland. I don't see why the Irish think it's big deal having another failure have any connection.

They are probably still breathing a huge sigh of relief after bush, like most of the world.........
 
They are probably still breathing a huge sigh of relief after bush, like most of the world.........

Yeah, I'm sure THAT'S what it is. :roll:
 
I think you'll find that I say tomato. You say tomayto. :2razz:
 
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