Quote:Yeah, you're also not American so please stay out of this.  Nobody here knows or cares about the politics of Holland or wherever you're from. But for some reason you're following so closely American politics. Very strange.

 

Actually, the world economy depends on what the U.S. economy does.  Look at what happened to world markets when the housing/banking bubble burst in 2008.  If you think that what happens in other nations isn't relevant, then you are sadly mistaken.  Our economy depends on the economic health of other nations and vice-versa.

 

 

Quote:Rubio's campaign has really turned nasty. His donors must have threatened his future or something.

 

Actually the whole GOP side is getting ugly.  It's come down to personal insults rather than policy.  I'm starting to lean more towards Ted Cruz rather than Marco Rubio after the latest round of name calling.  Although I do believe that Marco Rubio pointed out something that most don't pay attention to.  Trump says (regarding health care) the "we will take down the line around the states and have a great plan".  He didn't go into specifics and couldn't even give an idea about what the "great plan" is.  I would rather Rubio's message be about his plan and his policy rather than talk about Trump's  spray-on tan and little hands.

 

I happen to think that if Donald Trump is the nominee, we will have another Barack Obama; somebody with no political experience with no clue as far as how to run the country making promises that he can't keep.  Donald Trump makes a lot of promises that people want to hear, but has no viable solutions to fulfill those promises.  It's pretty much "hope and change v2".

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