European Socialists eager to work with U.S. Democrats

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European Socialists promised on Thursday to work to rebuild Europe's strategic alliance with the United States now that the Democrats control Congress after last month's elections.
Socialist leaders attending a meeting of the European Socialist Party pledged that with the Democrats on the rise, strong ties could be renewed with the United States after years of cool relations with Republican President George W. Bush.
Howard Dean, chairman of the national committee of the U.S. Democratic Party, is attending the two-day conference together with the leaders of leftist governments of several countries and party leaders from across Europe.
Hmm. Socialists or leftists governments are in control in over half of the European nations. Should be interesting to see if this improves relations between the US and many European countries. This could be good for the future, we need as many allies as we can get.
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