U.S. Democrat expats in anti-Bush surge

UPI ^ | 02/10/04 | Peter Almond

[Rome2000]

Bunch of silly SOB's

[KantianBurke]

"Janet Sproul, originally from Seattle but now in London, voted for President George W. Bush in 2000."

Yeah. Right.

[KantianBurke]

"a letter on his behalf signed by 30 U.S. ambassadors around the world declaring it was urgent for Americans to restore the nation's international credibility."

These people need to be fired and replaced ASAP.

[Brilliant]

Expatriats for Kerry? I guess the Dems are having trouble scaring up dead people to vote for them.

[af_vet_1981]

Janet Sproul, originally from Seattle but now in London, voted for President George W. Bush in 2000.

Yeah, sure she did. So did Tipper Gore ...

[weegee]

I thought that the Democrats hated overseas ballots and thought that they shouldn't be counted in the Florida tally since those people "don't really live there anyway".

[demlosers]

...50-year-old Oxford tutor, originally from Boston. ...

Laura Winthrop, a student at Oxford, who read not a statement from the Massachusetts senator ...

was Lou D'Allesandro, state senator from New Hampshire, who was North Carolina Sen. John Edwards' campaign manager in that state....

Rats abroad Hahahaha...These fools will be outvoted by the conservative military members who vote absentee, by many times over. LOL!

[Prime Choice]

American Democrats abroad are coming out to make their feelings known back home

So? Benedict Arnold was a favorite overseas at one time as well.

[weegee]

Well we can probably count on an expat like Johnny Depp to vote from France but Madonna never voted in 1992 when she was all over MTV's Rock The Vote campaign to sign up young voters for Bill Clinton. Madonna has been trying to influence a "conservative" candidate in England though because she wants to keep people from wandering through "her" property"; I guess that she donates money in her husband's name.

[weegee]

Kerry's pitch to the crowd was delivered by his cousin, Laura Winthrop, a student at Oxford, who read not a statement from the Massachusetts senator but a letter on his behalf signed by 30 U.S. ambassadors around the world declaring it was urgent for Americans to restore the nation's international credibility.

Clinton appointees no doubt. By hook or by crook the media will make every effort to defeat George W. Bush's re-election.

[Patrick1]

Al Qaeda Democrats abroad are certainly anti-Bush.

[counterpunch]

[11th_VA]

Of course, none of these RATs care about what Hollywood, and the 'Gay' agenda has done to offend peoples in the Middle East.

[GatorGirl]

Hate to burst their bubble, the expatriate Republican Military voters outnumber them about 100-1!

[kabar]

"a letter on his behalf signed by 30 U.S. ambassadors around the world declaring it was urgent for Americans to restore the nation's international credibility."

Former Ambassadors probably appointed by Clinton. There is a little thing called the Hatch Act, which prohibits such political activity by Federal employees

[Hillarys Gate Cult]

I hate to break it to these morons but we were really that loved by the rest of the world when Clinton was President.

[RoseofTexas]

I'm afraid folks, this is the last stand for America! WE MUST FIGHT for HER! We must fight for the sake of our children! If we don't will our country become The UNITED STATES OF SOCIALISM....USS??! We are in perilous times, and the RATS are taking this country down the slope in an ALARMING rate! Scary stuff!

[Hillarys Gate Cult]

I hate to break it to these morons but we were really that loved by the rest of the world when Clinton was President.

I meant we weren't that loved. Spent most of the 90's in Saudi Arabia. We still had some respect in the early 1990's, much due to our success in Desert Storm but it was gone after a few years thanks to two people named Clinton. Notice they mostly use French expats as examples.