[Anyone] 4 more years!

[Mike in Taos]

Prime Minister Gordon Brown last night praised George Bush for leading the 
global war on terror — saying the world owed America a huge debt.

The Prime Minister vowed to take Winston Churchill's lead and make Britain's 
ties with America even stronger.

He said on his first visit to the President's US retreat at Camp David: 
"Winston Churchill spoke of the 'joint inheritance' of our two countries."

The PM said that meant "a joint inheritance not just of shared history but 
shared values founded on a shared destiny".

He added: "America has shown by the resilience and bravery of its people 
from September 11 that while buildings can be destroyed, values are 
indestructable.

"We acknowledge the debt the world owes to George Bush for his leadership in 
this fight against international terrorism."

"And as Prime Minister I want to do more to strengthen even further our 
relationship with the US."

Last night he and Mr Bush had dinner at Camp David. Today they will be 
joined by Foreign Secretary David Miliband and US Secretary of State 
Condoleezza Rice.

They will discuss the pullout of British troops from Iraq, though Mr Brown 
will stress he does not intend to speed it up.

Mr Bush will get the thumbs-up from Mr Brown for taking a tough line on Iran 
over its nuclear programme.

The pair will also take a fresh look at the Darfur crisis.

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