Labour MPs Will Join Fight In US To Dislodge Bush

The Telegraph (UK) ^ | 7-25-2004 | Melissa Kite

[CROSSHIGHWAYMAN]

BUMS OF A FEATHER FLOCK TOGETHER.

[familyop]

...and the British Conservatives ("Tories").

"Meanwhile, senior Tories are angry at being excluded from the trip. While the party is seen as traditionally close to the Republicans, several of its MPs are enthusiastic about the Democrats. Alan Duncan, a friend of Mr Kerry, is said to have offered his campaigning services to defeat Mr Bush."

They have such an undesirable country and such undesirable subjects to serve that they devote their time and resources to our elections instead of their own. ...such suckiness

How European.

[okie01]

Mr. Salter is evidently confident that Jacques Chirac can be counted upon to provide for the security of Albion.

Liberalism not only means never having to say you're sorry; it also means never having to take responsibility for anything.

[Fenris6]

"The avowed intent of a dozen MPs to dislodge Mr Bush threatens to embarrass Mr Blair"

An embarassment for Britain - we don't take kindly to foreigners meddling in our elections. You better get your weasels in line before we do it for you.

[Militiaman7]

Come on over you liberal limey bastards. We have some nice tar and feathers for you.

Didn't we kick you asses good enough the first time.

My sincerest apologies to decent Brits who love liberty and freedom.

[Antoninus]

International Socialism lives....

[gungadin]

ping

[ozzymandus]

Isn't it illegal for foriegn citizens to get involved in US elections?

[Sender]

Labour...they can identify with the Kerry aristocracy and the Heinz/Kerry billions I guess.

[Finalapproach29er]

Once Blair steps down, in the next year, I hope we stick it to England-especially Labor party.

[norton]

"...Mr Salter said he was looking forward to helping "our sister party" in America. "I just feel so strongly about what Bush has done in Iraq and on Kyoto and what he is trying to do in Iran that I don't want to sit about feeling powerless..."

With or without O'Reiley's permission;
if that isn't Stewart Smalley [OK, Al Franken] talking it is a real, really real, good imitation.

[Bonaparte]

Not at all. They can come over here and say "vote for kerry" all they want. They just can't contribute money. I hope kerry gives them a nice high-profile spot in his campaign so Americans can hear all the foreign accents of his endorsers. He should bring over the rest, too -- from Cuba, france and Iran.

[5050 no line]

From: 'Decent Brit who loves Liberty and Freedom'.

Do us all a favour ... Not sure if 'Tar and Feathers' would do the trick. These 'never travelled outside my socialist/communist backyard' are so out of touch with reality they might think it was some sort of welcome ceremony.

I had summat more permanent in mind.

[Militiaman7]

They surely wouldn't after it had been administered.

[LifeTrek]

Another reason to vote for the President!

Foreigners, by definition, don't have America's best interests at heart.
DKK

[rintense]

I find it disturbing that other countries are getting involved in our elections. Didn't we already kick England to the curb around 230+ years ago?

[prognostigaator]

Shades of Winston Churchill---who saved their butts during WWII .

[Recovering_Democrat]

Please, I'm beggin' you liberals from Europe...PLEASE come over here and trash the President!! It'll be great to see you pacifist pansies here promoting Frenchie!!

[Soul Seeker]

Tony Blair is Britain's saving grace at the moment. If not for his leadership, Britain would become as irrelevant as Spain, France, and Germany.

I have no respect for the so call "conservative" party in Britain and wouldn't even entertain the idea of respect for the Liberals.

Though England has produced great men and women, some our own ancestors, they also have a history of disposing of them when usefulness is deemed to be over. The judgement of their people is forever open to question.