DAILY STAR
Donald Trump has declared war on the “far-left Labour Party” after accusing it of election interference.
The orange manbaby threw his toys out the pram after Labour activists travelled to the US to support Kamala Harris.
He has filed a legal complaint after a UK Labour senior staffer revealed on LinkedIn that nearly 100 party officials were heading across to campaign for the Democrats.
Trump fanboy Nigel Garage, who has repeatedly hopped across the pond to support his orange-skinned chum, has criticised Labour for it.
And Elon Musk – who has offered to pay a $1m a day cash giveaway to urge voters to register – backed Trump’s legal fight, saying: “Good.”
Labour insists it is not funding the travel or accommodation for the staffers, meaning its efforts remain within strict US federal election rules on spending.
Sir Keir Starmer claims Labour volunteers “have gone over pretty much every election” and that he has a “good relationship” with Trump, insisting this wouldn’t affect that.
Trump’s legal complaint mocks Britain over a 1781 battle which ensured the US would remain “politically independent” of what it misspelt as “Great Britain”.
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