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BP Overshadows Prime Minister Cameron's US Visit

President Obama and Britain's new Prime Minister David Cameron met last month at the G-20 summit in Canada. Today, Cameron made his first visit to the Obama White House. Can their personal rapport survive BP's role in the Gulf oil spill?

By Warren Olney • May 12, 2014 • 1 min read

President Obama and Britain's new Prime Minister David Cameron met last month at the G-20 summit in Canada. Today, Cameron made his first visit to the Obama White House. Can their personal rapport survive BP's role in the Gulf oil spill? David Rothkopf, a former senior official in the Clinton Administration, is a visiting scholar at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.

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BP Overshadows Prime Minister Cameron's US Visit

President Obama and Britain's new Prime Minister David Cameron met last month at the G-20 summit in Canada. Today, Cameron made his first visit to the Obama White House. Can their personal rapport survive BP's role in the Gulf oil spill?

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BP Overshadows Prime Minister Cameron's US Visit

President Obama and Britain's new Prime Minister David Cameron met last month at the G-20 summit in Canada. Today, Cameron made his first visit to the Obama White House. Can their personal rapport survive BP's role in the Gulf oil spill?

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