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If people in other countries had a vote, who do you think they'd choose as the next U.S. president?
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Geeze Louise.... I wish I knew who to vote for.
The rest of the world would probably vote for Barack Obama. I think the world hates George Bush A LOT!!!... I have had people from other countries tell me they think he's dumb. I think that the world will see McCain as more of the same. That is if they knew that we were having an election over here....
The rest of the world would probably vote for Barack Obama. I think the world hates George Bush A LOT!!!... I have had people from other countries tell me they think he's dumb. I think that the world will see McCain as more of the same. That is if they knew that we were having an election over here....
Answer Date: 07:49pm 10/03/08
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Queen Elizabeth II. Make the whole office non-political and have the country run by a prime minister who would form a government in her name. Having a political head of state is divisive, half the US population is never going to be happy about who is in the oval office. It's little wonder they swear allegiance to a flag! A lifeless piece of cloth!
Alternatively you could elect a non-political president every few years like the Irish do....
Alternatively you could elect a non-political president every few years like the Irish do....
Answer Date: 03:10am 10/04/08
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well, Obama of course, mccaine is pro war and has the same bush doctrine. his running mate is a moron and they are both willing to start wars with sovereign nations, Obama is of African heritage and promises to rebuild relations around the world, If America is the leader of the free world, maybe the rest of the "free" world should get a vote....( though the US influence and power are surely loosing its momentum)
Answer Date: 04:01am 10/05/08
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In my opinion, Obama has several advantages in Pakistani eyes. He is a Democrat, offering hope for a fresh American foreign policy after eight years of President Bush, who is deeply unpopular in Pakistan.
Answer Date: 05:31pm 10/07/08
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