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We live in a changed political time; the outcome of the next Presidential election depends entirely on the Democrat's presidential candidate and their mass appeal. A fresh-faced, likeable and charismatic candidate will stand a very high chance of winning. A bore or another one of "the old guard" will flop like last night's pasta. Politics (especially American politics) is a show these days and Trump is a showman, and will continue to win that battleground until he's up against another showman.

[Alf]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

We live in a changed political time; the outcome of the next Presidential election depends entirely on the Democrat's presidential candidate and their mass appeal. A fresh-faced, likeable and charismatic candidate will stand a very high chance of winning. A bore or another one of "the old guard" will flop like last night's pasta. Politics (especially American politics) is a show these days and Trump is a showman, and will continue to win that battleground until he's up against another showman.

If they want to stand a chance they need to stop with the identity politics, people have had a gut full of it and won't stand for it anymore.

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There were a lot of events and circumstances that led to the Trump win. People were fed up with stereotypical politicians and with Trump, they got what they voted for. Who is to say he shouldnt be in office when thats what enough people voted for. Boris is probably a close equivalent here. He is more of a celebrity than a politician and I think he will take a lot of stopping if he chooses to exercise his political ambitions, and I think he will.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

There were a lot of events and circumstances that led to the Trump win. People were fed up with stereotypical politicians and with Trump, they got what they voted for. Who is to say he shouldnt be in office when thats what enough people voted for. Boris is probably a close equivalent here. He is more of a celebrity than a politician and I think he will take a lot of stopping if he chooses to exercise his political ambitions, and I think he will.

He is solely responsible for Brexit imo, Farage would never have got it over the line