Foreign interference? Trump camp charges illegal collusion between Kamala Harris campaign, British Labour

“The Labour Party apparently wants a like-minded US president.”That’s how Susie Wiles, one of Donald Trump’s chief lieutenants, in exclusive comments to The Post explains the motivations for what the GOP campaign sees as Brits’ foreign election interference on behalf of Kamala Harris in the presidential contest’s final stretch in the swing states.In a complaint to the Federal Election Commission, the Trump camp alleges “sufficient evidence to support a reason to believe finding that the British Labour Party made, and the Harris campaign accepted, illegal foreign national contributions,” as well as “reason to believe that foreign nationals are exercising direction and control over elements of the Harris campaign” — especially given the “similarity in messaging between the Harris campaign and the Labour Party supports a reasonable inference that this advice is influencing campaign messaging and resource allocation.”“The flailing Harris-Walz campaign is seeking foreign influence to boost its radical message — because they know they can’t win the American people,” Wiles said in announcing the complaint.“The Harris campaign’s acceptance and use of this illegal foreign assistance is just another feeble attempt in a long line of anti-American election interference.”In the wake of Labour Head of Operations Sofia Patel soliciting Britons to invade American battleground states — including North Carolina, Nevada, Pennsylvania and (for whatever reason) Virginia — to rock the vote for the party’s preferred candidate with promises to “sort your housing” stateside and presumably pay travel costs, the Trump campaign is unleashing legal eagles on the transoceanic vote-harvesting scheme.Campaign deputy counsel Gary Lawkowski of the Dhillon Law Group’s complaint to FEC acting general counsel Lisa Stevenson itemizes the Trump camp’s pique over the perfidious plan as lawyers “request an immediate investigation into blatant forei...

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