Complete Video- Obama, Sarkozy, and Brown on Iranian Nuclear Facility

Stern looks.

Limbaugh: If Gordon Brown keeps "slobbering" over Obama, he'll "come down with anal poisoning and may die from it"

There aren't words. What the holy hell is this even supposed to mean? Insta notes Rush's um, familiarity with the phrase.

President and Mrs Obama arrive at Downing Street ahead of G20 summit

Obama Renews British Ties

British Prime Minister Gordon Brown Endorses Obama

Probably because he doesn't feel like sending any more of his citizens to die in stupid ass wars.

Gordon Brown has broken with British convention and made clear that he favours Barack Obama as the next US President.

In a departure from the usual self-denying ordinance of Prime Ministers past, Brown has written an article for The Monitor magazine in which he praises Obama's plans to get the US out of the housing slump.

Referring to the anxieties facing voters across the globe during the economic slowdown, he says: "Around the world, it is progressive politicians who are grappling with these challenges....In the electrifying US Presidential campaign, it is the Democrats who are generating the ideas to help people through more difficult times. To help prevent people from losing their home, Barack Obama has proposed a Foreclosure Prevention Fund to increase emergency pre-foreclosure counselling, and help families facing repossession."

Passersby get a shock as Brown and Obama take a turn in the park

Just a quickie 'cause I thought it was funny. Imagine just being at the park with your kids and seeing that.

Passersby got a shock today when Gordon Brown and Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama took a stroll through the park - complete with secret service agents in tow.

Mr Obama, who was in London meeting with UK political leaders took a walk along Horse Guard's parade with the PM during a two-hour meeting.

Another gift for Obama

By GottaLaff

It seems like Obama is wiser and more "in-step" than McNo-Shot thinks he is:

Just days in advance of Sen. Barack Obama's stop in London, the Guardian reports that British Prime Minister Gordon Brown "today paved the way for the withdrawal of British troops from Iraq, promising a 'fundamental change' of mission in the first half of 2009."

It must be hard watching more and more U.S. allies support your opponent's foreign policy.