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Did Prince Andrew say too much?

Wed Feb 6, 2008 6:13 PM EST
world-news, iraq, royalty, prince-andrew, sarah-ferguson, duchess-of-york, duke-of-york
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Queen Elizabeth was reportedly angered by her son Andrew's recent critical remarks about US policy in Iraq.

A Daily Mail article also takes a dim view of the prince's comments, calling him "the pampered playboy Britain can't afford."

But not everyone thinks Prince Andrew should keep his mouth shut.

Meanwhile, Prince Andrew's ex-wife, Sarah, is also drawing scrutiny for "daring" behavior: wearing "racy patterned tights."

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Prince Andrew is also known as the Duke of York.

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Reply#1 - Wed Feb 6, 2008 6:14 PM EST
Sara Barron

Prince Andrew is right. If Bush had bothered to listen out allies, to the man he appointed Secretary of State, Colin Powell; or his own father, for that matter, a whole serious of stupid mistakes and their predictable consequences could have been prevented!

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Reply#2 - Wed Feb 6, 2008 10:01 PM EST
An American from Maine

Prince Andrew is very right. I'm glad he had the courage to speak up. Thank you, Prince Andrew!

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Reply#3 - Wed Feb 6, 2008 11:47 PM EST
ashly

Prince Andrew said what many would like to say he is very valued and loved, as for the daily mail the prince that brits canot aford which brits fat cat newspapper slobs dripping cash and lavish life styles for slaging people of give me a job i can do that.

    Reply#4 - Fri Feb 8, 2008 7:56 PM EST
    An American who thinks pampered Royals should stay

    No, Prince Andrew is not right. He should stick to what he does best; being a lounge-lizard at the expense of the British people.

      Reply#5 - Sun Feb 10, 2008 10:16 AM EST
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