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So how many Americans didn't bother to voteIf we can, just for a moment, let’s ignore what any of us think about the issues and the results. Instead, consider this…
The Brexit referendum result was 52% of the popular vote beating 48% of the popular vote - resulting in 17 million of us getting 100% of the decision and affecting the whole 64 million who live in our country.
The US Presidential result is (with 93% of the votes counted so far) 47.8% of the popular vote for Trump and 47.4% for Clinton - resulting in 58 million Trump voters (against 57.4 million for Clinton) electing their next president. That’s a small margin to get 100% of the decision and affect the lives of all 320 million Americans, isn’t it?
And I really do mean try and ignore which point of view or which person won. I'd be asking the same question if it had been the other way round, too.
So how many Americans didn't bother to vote
How is the Pound v Dollar?Seems that Stock Markets in Europe have recovered from early losses and most currencies have marginally strengthened against the Dollar........not the wild falls that we saw following Brexit........
Maybe it's not the doomsday scenario.......
About the same, £ was strengthening a bit already. Can't work out why the Yen is seen as a 'safe' currency though. Japan still in economic standstill and if the currency gets too strong they will just devalue it again.How is the Pound v Dollar?
https://www.theguardian.com/busines...-presidential-election-heads-for-tense-climax
How is the Pound v Dollar?
https://www.theguardian.com/busines...-presidential-election-heads-for-tense-climax
Well, we can hope. But won't the people who voted for him (and my mates in the States are saying people wanted change at any price) get pissed off, just like the Brexit voters who think they are being cheated?I listened to a bloke on U.S tv last night (yes I know i always listen to blokes on U.S tv), who said he may say all this rubbish but once in office it will be a different thing.
I'll have that, but from the article the Brextards find it very upsetting. Excellent. I hope they make it very expensive so only a few of us in the elite can afford it and it gives us the right to appeal to the European Court of Universal Justice and Vengance when planning permission for our extension is turned down.Here's something all of us ReMOANers and Brextards can agree on I'm sure:
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/u...eep-parliament-live-move-abroad-a7405196.html
Opt in EU citizenship for those snowflake remoaners that want it. Maybe they can keep their UK passports purple, while the 52%ers can have them in blue.