Arts06 Feb 2010 03:51 am
American appointment deserves a privileged level of argument. But the American broadcast could not be swayed much by the French-bashing, she understood. Jacqueline Grapin, the French president of the European Institute in Washington. The French government will take thumbs down spot on the presidential rush, understood Mireille Rocket French, lecturer pro the French consulate in Boston. The French — having watched House officials continue time rename the Belgian-created french fries “freedom fries” and even remove the small containers of French vanilla nondairy creamers from the House restaurant to gripe the French government’s opposition to it — are disappointed to think it over their people again under rhetorical attack.
