Iran's President Offers Advice

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Iran's President Offers Advice

May 11, 2006 | ISSUE 42•19

Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad sent President Bush an 18-page letter of suggestions for resolving current international issues. What do you think?

It's very presumptuous. We don't hear from Iran since 1979 and now we're supposed to drop everything and read an 18-page letter?

Vippin Vasavada
Truck Driver
Between his willingness to proffer helpful advice and his well-groomed beard, Ahmadinejad is fast becoming the Bob Vila of nuclear standoffs.

Floyd Lawton
EMT
How quaint–nobody writes letters anymore. It is nice to see a real gentleman in charge of Iran's nuclear weapons development program.

Bridget Mulley
Donut Franchise Operator

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