Now, I’m not sure about this so am happy to be told I’m wrong but I always thought that it was Blair and Clinton working together that helped to bring about peace in Ireland. Along, of course, with many other people.
I don’t think any past Presidents have really understood the Irish situation.If they think they have any Irish blood in them, Most Americans have flawed and sentimental views of Ireland and ‘the troubles’. Of course he will work with Westminster, he has to it’s politics and diplomacy, but feeling some warmth for the UK is always an asset.
Most past presidents have been very pro Ireland ,at least since Kennedy,all keen to show Irish roots..there is a massive Irish population in the US ,remember .Being supportive of ONE nation doens't mean you cant be supportive of another.I'm sure he'll work with the "UK" even though he has a low opinion of Johnston ...
Biden shares a similar view to many Americans about the history of Ireland. Joining in the singing of rebel songs in an Irish pub doesn’t mean he won’t work well with Westminster. So far, he’s doing a better job in days than Trump did in four years. I know which President I’d value as a friend
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I’ve actually welled up every time I’ve heard him speak over the past few weeks. I actually prefer the way he speaks to Obama, who spoke so slowly I kind of forgot (much as I adored him) by the end of a sentence what he was actually talking about. A true statesman imo.
Yes, I agree ( I said that on another thread today) which is why I used the word ‘usually’. Although, I don’t think he is very Irish ( grandparent/ great grandparent)? That’s more than enough for many Americans mind you.
Lemongrove I dont think its compulsory to be on the side of the UK even when in a country they are occupying against half its populations will .NI is IRISH and it will be reunified especially after the mess Bojo and his circus have made of Brexit ....no border they said .Look how that turned out !!
I realise that you aren’t a fan of the UK, but there is usually a President of the US who is.