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Ahmed Aboul Gheit said President Hosni Mubarak was deeply hurt when he told him that former U.S. Vice President Dick Cheney had rejected the prospect of dynastic succession during a meeting in Washington in February 2005. He added that U.S. officials, including Senator John McCain, had raised the issue publicly, while Mubarak received around eight cables from Aboul Gheit, who also conveyed the details of Cheney’s remarks to him verbally. Aboul Gheit viewed the American positions as a private and public protest against dynastic succession, stressing that a minister must be candid with his country’s leadership.
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