The only other U.S. politcians to give a speech there were JFK and Reagan, with good reason. Both were actually sitting presidents at the time, and both gave speeches under pertinent circumstances at that time; ie: urging the tearing down of the Berlin wall in Reagan's case. Germany is a single, unified country right now, unlike when the other speeches were given, and in fact the Germans now share the Euro as currency with several European nations (a strong currency, I might add) How is anything a non-president, less than one-term senator can say even relevant? This seems like nothing more than egomaniacal political grandstanding.
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