[lewis111]

Praying for America and all Ethnic minorities, women and member of the LGBT community in it because they've got a tough few years coming now

But well done white men :/

[lewis111]

Originally Posted by Jack_

Yeah, I'm no raving fan but it's gotta suck to spend your life devoted to politics, see your husband serve two terms as president, dream that you may finally get the opportunity - and then lose it all

Must be even worse to loose to a man who's not even a political figure

[jaxie]

Originally Posted by Macie Lightfoot

is this what Brexit felt like? I don't understand British politics at all but I know that result was similarly harrowing

No after 40 years of stolen democracy Brexit felt pretty damn amazing. Exciting, optimistic, freedom.

[Benjamin]

Originally Posted by Jack_

Yeah, I'm no raving fan but it's gotta suck to spend your life devoted to politics, see your husband serve two terms as president, dream that you may finally get the opportunity - and then lose it all

And of all the people to lose it to, Donald trump.

[Brother Leon]

It really is Brexit all over again.

[Alf]

Originally Posted by lewis111

Praying for America and all Ethnic minorities, women and member of the LGBT community in it because they've got a tough few years coming now

But well done white men :/

Wow!

I see your true colours shining through

[Benjamin]

Originally Posted by jaxie

No after 40 years of stolen democracy Brexit felt pretty damn amazing. Exciting, optimistic, freedom.

No it didn't. It was bloody awful.

[Jack_]

Originally Posted by Macie Lightfoot

is this what Brexit felt like? I don't understand British politics at all but I know that result was similarly harrowing

100%. The feeling I have now is kinda the same I had on the day post-Brexit, except with this I can step back and go 'well, at least it's not actually my country!' (even though US politics affects us anyway)

But yeah, that disheartened, saddening, disgusted, dejected feeling you have right now is exactly what Brexit felt like.

[arista]

LGBT community
is part of Trump rally

He went to meet them
FACT

[BBfanUSA]

A few people may say I'm being way too hopeful but The whole anti establishment storyline will continue.

If Markets continue to plummet worldwide like they are right now, Trump will have a hard time getting anything done, even with a republican controlled DC.

Trump is terrifying because he's normalized mysogeny, racism, etc. but he's about to find out that running the country (even if hands half the duties over to VP Pence) is harder than you think

[jaxie]

Originally Posted by lewis111

Praying for America and all Ethnic minorities, women and member of the LGBT community in it because they've got a tough few years coming now

But well done white men :/

It's really off to blame one element of the community for a result you don't like. Trump had a lot of African American and Latino support.

[reece(:]

Originally Posted by Smithy

Guess we can just hope for an assassination now

That would make Pence president which is even worse

[arista]

Please Stay Up to date
you lot

Stop going backwards

[reece(:]

Originally Posted by Macie Lightfoot

is this what Brexit felt like? I don't understand British politics at all but I know that result was similarly harrowing

It's a larger scale brexit

[Benjamin]

Originally Posted by arista

Please Stay Up to date
you lot

Stop going backwards

We're not but at the moment it feels like the USA is.

[JerseyWins]

Wow this is crazy. How did Trump realistically get these votes? It's bizarre.

I'm not mad because I was already mad it was down to these two candidates to begin with and don't care but.. when I think about it, man is this bad news for the US... It's kinda like a joke. I feel as if Trump isn't even qualified.

[arista]

"Trump is terrifying"


I understand you
but its a New Better America soon

[Parmy]

Originally Posted by Ammi

..thing is though Parmy, I think at the most negative times which many countries are feeling atm, a politician is exactly what's needed... it's just that Hilary wasn't that politician and never would have been either.../their personalities aside, neither of them would be a 'best thing' for the country and for the job.../it's just all that America was given to choose between...so there was never going to be a win, no matter who got the job...

At leaat let him get his arse in the seat first before knocking him...for me i think he will unite the world cause he will be liked by the loony leaders of the world...its also good for the uk as he has said we will be on top of the pile..plus imagine having to listen to clintons voixe droning on and on for 4 yrs...now thats a result!

[Mokka]

Originally Posted by BBfanUSA

A few people may say I'm being way too hopeful but The whole anti establishment storyline will continue.

If Markets continue to plummet worldwide like they are right now, Trump will have a hard time getting anything done, even with a republican controlled DC.

Trump is terrifying because he's normalized mysogeny, racism, etc. but he's about to find out that running the country (even if hands half the duties over to VP Pence) is harder than you think

Well put

[jaxie]

Originally Posted by Benjamin

No it didn't. It was bloody awful.

Only if you had no understanding of the shackles you were shedding.

[arista]

Originally Posted by parmnion

At least let him get his arse in the seat first before knocking him...for me i think he will unite the world cause he will be liked by the loony leaders of the world...its also good for the uk as he has said we will be on top of the pile..plus imagine having to listen to clintons voixe droning on and on for 4 yrs...now thats a result!

Bang On Right
P

[Benjamin]

Originally Posted by jaxie

Only if you had no understanding of the shackles you were shedding.

There are always going to be shackles regardless of whether we are in or out. But it was a bad decision to leave when we did, we were and are still not ready.

[Maru]

Originally Posted by Jack_

Yeah, I'm no raving fan but it's gotta suck to spend your life devoted to politics, see your husband serve two terms as president, dream that you may finally get the opportunity - and then lose it all

She's probably in shock I would imagine...

[Brillopad]

I see this as an American vote of support for Brexit. No doubt the interference in the result of a pubic vote from Ms Miller only added fuel to the fire and to the general feelings of discontent. Two fingers up to the establishment - the people have a voice.

Like it or not this is about peoples' concerns over immigration - and will not go away.

This can only make Brexit stronger in my opinion.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Benjamin

We're not but at the moment it feels like the USA is.

No its a Great Day in USA