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'divided America'

= BBCspeak for their correspondents' disapproval of the democratically- elected POTUS

A Divided America Will Decide on Trump or Biden - NY Times

A divided America will struggle to heal after Trump era - Reuters

A divided America braces for violence as it waits for election results - National Post (Canada)

Divided America: How polarised is the 2020 US electorate? - France24

America is facing one of the deepest divides in our history - Washington Post

Is there anyone not reporting this election as 'divided America'?
 
A Divided America Will Decide on Trump or Biden - NY Times

A divided America will struggle to heal after Trump era - Reuters

A divided America braces for violence as it waits for election results - National Post (Canada)

Divided America: How polarised is the 2020 US electorate? - France24

America is facing one of the deepest divides in our history - Washington Post

Is there anyone not reporting this election as 'divided America'?


If Biden wins, will it still be seen as 'divided'?

Or will everything be hunky dory again now the nasty man has gone away?
 
It will remain divided, whoever wins, as the BBC are accurately reporting.


It always was divided, in a system where one party always loses and must accept defeat.

How can it not be divided? There's a winner and a loser.

It's how well the losers accept defeat and stop bleating on about it...
 
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It always was divided, in a system where one party always loses and must accept defeat.

How can it not be divided? There's a winner and a loser.

It's how well the losers accept defeat and stop bleating on about it...

Your missing the point, almost certainly deliberately.

This election has divided the US more than almost any other, that's why everyone is reporting it as 'divided America'. The population of the US don't normally buy new guns and board up their shops, just because there's an election on.
 
So what the **** are you complaining about then?

Seek out post [HASHTAG]#135[/HASHTAG] for enlightenment old boy.

It's BBC dogwhistle politics for 'We hate Donald Trump, all he stands for and all his redneck bluecollar supporters'.

Usually uttered by Trump-hater in chief Jon Sopel.
 
Seek out post [HASHTAG]#135[/HASHTAG] for enlightenment old boy.

It's BBC dogwhistle politics for 'We hate Donald Trump, all he stands for and all his redneck bluecollar supporters'.

Usually uttered by Trump-hater in chief Jon Sopel.

Seek out post [HASHTAG]#141[/HASHTAG] for enlightenment old man.

It's not BBCspeak bollocks, it's a common headline trope used by various global sources, you arse.
 
Your missing the point, almost certainly deliberately.

This election has divided the US more than almost any other, that's why everyone is reporting it as 'divided America'. The population of the US don't normally buy new guns and board up their shops, just because there's an election on.

It's the people who dislike their elected Presdent who are bitter, angry and feeling unhappy.

They are the ones who fuel the 'divided' trope.

When Obama was POTUS, millions felt the same, hence Trump got voted in.
 
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Seek out post [HASHTAG]#141[/HASHTAG] for enlightenment old man.

It's not BBCspeak bollocks, it's a common headline trope used by various global sources, you arse.

Go and chill out, listen to some Cure 12" ers and read my post again.

Hopefully you will understand it second time round.
 
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