
People and Politics
by Patrick RobertsRSS 
Recent Posts
- No U.S Ambassador to Ireland in place until September at least say insiders - No envoy in Dublin for Barack and Michelle Obama trip to Ireland in June
- Sen. Marco Rubio support now makes certain immigration bill will pass Senate - Bipartisan immigration reform now has an excellent chance of becoming law - VIDEO
- Senator Chris Murphy, a political star is born over N.R.A. and gun issue - NY Times’ Maureen Dowd hails a new voice in the battle against more guns
- Hillary is definitely running for president says Maureen Dowd in her NY Times column - Urges Clinton to leave her troubling dark side behind for her 2016 run
- Is Senator Marco Rubio now trying to kill immigration reform after first supporting it? - Latest objections could mean he has turned rail on achieving immigration breakthrough
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The 1901 census recently up on line providing an incredible insight into the Ireland so many of our ancestors left.
It’s at http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie

Paddy Power the leading Irish bookmaker has Barack Obama at 8/11 to win the 2012 presidential election.
That means you put down eleven dollars and win eight.
I suggest you run don't walk to take those odds.
Donald Trump reminds me of one of those Middle East dictators who has lost contact with reality-- or like North Korea's late great leader, Kim Yong Il.
It's what happens when you only listen to sycophants and idiots and have a propaganda machine praising you at every turn.

Irish American billionaire Chuck Feeney has been named as the person who donated $350 million to building the new hi-tech graduate school on Roosevelt Island in New York.
Cornell University, Feeney’s old college, beat out Stanford University and other top schools to build the institute.
Watching the North Korean news announcer weeping as she revealed the death of Dear Leader Kim Yong- Il in North Korea reminded me of the crocodile tears we shed in Ireland many years ago after the death of Eamon De Valera.
Like Kim, De Valera was our dear leader, a mythical figure when I was growing up in Ireland.
Sometimes you have to laugh at the Sunday Independent in Ireland and their attempts to continuously denigrate Sinn Fein.
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