During his May visit to Georgia, President George W. Bush shook his hips to traditional music, causing Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili to exclaim with delight, “I would never dance like that. He danced much better than I would have.” The remark was emblematic of the happy and historic visit. The small former Soviet state received a much-needed scrubbing before welcoming its… return to article
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