Please Welcome Yemen's Fleeing Leader
Outgoing President Ali Abdullah Saleh of Yemen has departed the country he has ruled for 33 years, and is making his way to the U.S. for "medical treatment."
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The president is on the verge of losing his temper; all it took was a wasted Secret Service detail and 11 Colombian prostitutes.
Outgoing President Ali Abdullah Saleh of Yemen has departed the country he has ruled for 33 years, and is making his way to the U.S. for "medical treatment."
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