Adstar · 56-60, M
The economy has always been the No 1 voting issue in the USA..
Only foreigners who are affected by US foreign policy think foreign policy is the most important thing..
Only foreigners who are affected by US foreign policy think foreign policy is the most important thing..
AmericanAvenger · M
That is because the rest of you depend on the US giving your something
peterlee · M
@AmericanAvenger I think we did in the late forties, the fifties and the sixties during the last Century.
But certainly not now, as it moves to its traditional role as an isolationist Nation.
Still a major player in the world. But not the only one. It’s dominance has gone.
But certainly not now, as it moves to its traditional role as an isolationist Nation.
Still a major player in the world. But not the only one. It’s dominance has gone.
TheOneyouwerewarnedabout · 46-50, MVIP
The tds cult..
Stopping Iran having a Nuke bad..
Also the TDS cult.. 20 year war over WMDs that were never proven good 🥴
Stopping Iran having a Nuke bad..
Also the TDS cult.. 20 year war over WMDs that were never proven good 🥴
peterlee · M
@TheOneyouwerewarnedabout
I accept Americans see things differently to us. We have a totally different perspective.
I accept Americans see things differently to us. We have a totally different perspective.
Northwest · M
It's the cost of living, not the economy. And the election results prove that we understand that the Trump foreign adventurism and wars are what's causing cost of living/fuel hikes, not just for us, but the entire world.
Picklebobble2 · 61-69, M
America never has much of a foreign policy.
Beyond it's own self interest.
To that end, deportation of the migrant serves it's current agenda.
It'll be interesting to see what, if anything, changes in the relationship between the U.S and Israel.
Given that both it's current leaders have taken a kicking in their respective elections.
And of course the thorny unresolved issue that is Iran.
Beyond it's own self interest.
To that end, deportation of the migrant serves it's current agenda.
It'll be interesting to see what, if anything, changes in the relationship between the U.S and Israel.
Given that both it's current leaders have taken a kicking in their respective elections.
And of course the thorny unresolved issue that is Iran.




