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MOST POLITICIANS HAVE their trademark pose which is always identified with them.
For Brian Cowen it was rubbing his head and looking confused; for Bertie Ahern it was half-smirking half-smiling at the camera. For Enda Kenny however, it’s pointing.
Since we first noticed him doing this it seems to have turned into an epidemic. He does it constantly: in the Dáil, on the campaign trail, on the golf course, when he’s meeting people – it’s everywhere. Here’s what we mean:
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