Lee Cohen

Why Americans loved the Queen

The Queen on a a State Visit to Washington in 2007 (Credit: Getty images)

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Lee Cohen
Lee Cohen, a senior fellow of the Bow Group and the Bruges Group, was adviser on Great Britain to the US House of Representatives Foreign Affairs Committee and founded the Congressional United Kingdom Caucus.

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