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Biden has 'real doubt' about Ahmadinejad win

Source: The Hill

Washington : DC : USA | 4 months ago

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Pressed further, Biden sought more caution. “I’m getting a little ahead of myself here,” he said. “We have to see what the results were, we have to have an analysis of it." Biden declined to say Ahmadinejad is not the president of Iran. “That’s what they’re announcing,” he said. “We...

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