An American president in UK , after more than 50 years . Why ?

Question

Any reason for that ? Sure you know the visit of Bush .

Answer 1

Since we got over that unpleasantness in 1812, the US and the UK, " two nations dived by a common tongue" have been natural allies. Go look at the Atlantic, the Great Western Ocean. In it you will see a trace of crimson, the blood of 5 generations of Americans and Britons.

Our countries have had their disagreements and differences, and some have misinterpreted those differences to mean that when push comes to shove, America and your Island Kingdom wont stand together, whether there is a Democratic or a Republican or a Tory or a Liberal or a Laborite in charge.

Kaiser Bill
Adolph Hitler
Stalin and Krushcehev and Putin
and now Osama.

all thought so.

They all were wrong.

So having a President over there or a PM over here is as natural as having your cousin drop by to talk about the kids and crazy Uncle Harry.... and the convicted pyromaniac across the road, who is storing gasoline and playing with matches.

Answer 2

I am thinking that if their is not a immediate lifting of this recovery and the ending of the war on terrorism there will be an open season for the people who oppose President Obama and his democratic regime it is only a matter of time when the polls show him less then 50% approval rating due to massive unemployment and Obama passing a bill through congress letting all the illegal immigrants have citizenship unemployment is getting worse and also the war in Afghanistan and Pakistan does not look like the Taliban is going to go away for a long long time

Answer 3

You do know Bush visited in 2001 and 2003. What 50 years?

Answer 4

Actually, Ronald Regan visited London during his term of office, to attend a function put on by Margaret Thatcher.