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The Obama administration has publicly expressed concern about the impact of a UK referendum on its future relationship with the EU.
Philip Gordon, a senior official in the US State Department, said it was in America's interests to see a "strong British voice within the EU".
"Referendums have often turned countries inwards," he added.
The comments come as David Cameron prepares to make a major speech later this month on future European policy.
In response, No 10 said: "The US wants an outward-looking EU with Britain in it, and so do we."
The prime minister is facing pressure to hold a referendum on Europe at some stage during the next Parliament and has said the Conservatives will offer voters "real change" and "real choice" on the UK's position in Europe at the next election - scheduled for 2015.
Originally posted by khimbar
The Americans have as much say in this as we do on them carrying guns.
Can we all now start telling them to butt out of our business, as they've told us on guns?
Originally posted by khimbar
The Americans have as much say in this as we do on them carrying guns.
Can we all now start telling them to butt out of our business, as they've told us on guns?
Originally posted by EvanB
reply to post by khimbar
I wondered when someone would say that lol..
Yeah.. Stfu.. Lets get a petition going to deport this guy..
We value a strong European Union and we also value a strong UK voice within the European Union; a voice that is essential and critical for the United States
We're not in the business of telling countries what to do with Foreign Polic
Originally posted by EvanB
reply to post by Maxatoria
Im still pissed they bombed my nan....
Originally posted by boymonkey74
reply to post by TheDoctor46
Plus how many times have we been at war with one of the European countries? they have always tried to take over so sod em, They hate us because they can't beat us and some hate us because we helped save them.
Commonwealth all the way