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Amira Al Hussaini
· 7:16 pm
· Afghanistan · Australia
A number of websites to poll readers from around the world on their choice of who the next president of the US should be have popped up recently. And while non-Americans do not have a vote in the elections, they are still having their say online.
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As of Friday night, the world was shocked as the former Presidential candidate Mike Huckabee called for a Hit on Barack Obama. Mr. Huckabee’s supporters fired their guns into the air at that point, damaging the NRA conference room causing further damage to an already tense situation. When aske...
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Posted by
John Liebhardt
· 12:13 pm
· Israel · South Africa
For those of you who weren’t aware, West Virginia, the 41st-largest state in the United States, broke away from much larger Virginia in 1861, during the U.S. Civil War. It was in the mountain state Tuesday night, where West Virginia’s voters overwhelmingly supported Hillary Clinton 67 to 26 per cent over Democratic front-runner Barack Obama. John Liebhardt brings us the latest world's reactions to newest face off between the Democrats.
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100% agreed.
The upcoming elections in the USA are about whom the American citizens would vote in as their president, not what the rest of the world would wish for America. As you may have noticed, I have followed with a certain interest the proceedings during the campaign. I have attended two po...
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A poll on popular Polish webportal Onet.pl last month demonstrated a clear preference for Senator Obama. Given a choice between Obama, Clinton, McCain, Romney and Huckabee (or "I don't know" or "I'm not interested"), over 40% picked Obama. Which means that of those participants who had a candidate p...
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When you have lived in places as different as Barbados (middle income status; physically and economically very small and relatively unimportant in most senses), the USA (high income status; economically and physically huge; politically and economically very important in an international sense), Guin...
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Mitt Romney drops out of RaceObviously there was no point spending his own money for something that wasn't possible to win. Huckabee and Paul are sure to follow in short order. On the Republican side the debate is now about who will be McCain's VP.-Darryl...
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My thoughts on the US Presidential RaceI started writing about US politics in November of 2006 when it was obvious that change was occurring in the United States. Joe Lieberman lost the Democratic nominee to anti war democrat Ned Lamont. Democrats had just won the Senate and Congress in the Nove...
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Russia isn’t the only place holding a Presidential election in 2008, you know. The more eagle eyed amongst you may have spotted that there is a rather trivial contest currently taking place in America.
It’s Super Tuesday today in the US so, in the interests of making sure that all elections a...
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His first name is Willard, Mitt being his middle name. A Mormon, he spent six years as a young man as a missionary for the church, including a two year stint in France. During his campaign he was forced to......
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