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The US Elections

Posted on 17/11/2022 by admin

I had a conversation with an American and she was delighted the Democrats kept the Senate. I pointed out that with all that has been said that to European mind seems outrageous (the battle over women’s bodies, the racism, the conspiracy theories politically driven) 49 Republican seats seems an awful lot or ignorant and partisan voters are out there.

They also women (just) in the House. It reminds me after Brexit with the liar Johnson at the helm our racists voted him in with a majority of 80 seats.

Truly has it been said there is no democracy without informed voters. Ours seem to be so small minded they will follow anyone willing to tell them they are just and perfect.

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