US

[am Bays]

Who would Australians vote for if they were to choose between Trump or Kamala as their prime minister?

I'd still draw a dick on my ballot slip.

Self portrait?

[mal]

The Mexicans might be hoping for a border closing policy , to prevent Americans crossing the border

[another grub]

Glad the people saw thru the Bs.

Should have rounded up a few more celebrities.

Reap what you sow.

Disgrace

[mighty_tiger_79]

Feels good waking up knowing the world is in safe hands for next 4yrs

[Jim05]

With all those Hollywood stars threatening to leave the country if Trump wins there should be plenty of jobs going for any budding actors/actresses out there

[woodublieve12]

I wonder about future generations' very thought processes on LIFE, after this.
Like hey, be a racist, raping, lying, morally bankrupt, transphobic piece of shit. You can be PRESIDENT.
Why take any of this seriously ever again

[mighty_tiger_79]

He's not the first President to be any of those things

[Bum Crack]

The butt hurt here is pretty funny to read. Imagine if we worried about our own country like a few of you seem to do with America lol. This site could be running the country with the amount of experts we have posting.

[woodublieve12]

The butt hurt here is pretty funny to read. Imagine if we worried about our own country like a few of you seem to do with America lol. This site could be running the country with the amount of experts we have posting.

I don't think it's being butt hurt. And nothing wrong with caring. That election is important. If certain things play out it could affect us.

Personally, i can't get my head around how any decent human could honestly take trump seriously. Just on a moral stand point.

[wenchbarwer]

He's not the first President to be any of those things

He's probably the first to be ALL of them, though. Anyhoo, who gives a shite, glad it's over there and not here

[Bum Crack]

The butt hurt here is pretty funny to read. Imagine if we worried about our own country like a few of you seem to do with America lol. This site could be running the country with the amount of experts we have posting.

I don't think it's being butt hurt. And nothing wrong with caring. That election is important. If certain things play out it could affect us.

Personally, i can't get my head around how any decent human could honestly take trump seriously. Just on a moral stand point.

Well millions and millions of people do so no point crying over spilt milk. What's done is done. See what happens. Who knows, he might do a good job.

[woodublieve12]

The butt hurt here is pretty funny to read. Imagine if we worried about our own country like a few of you seem to do with America lol. This site could be running the country with the amount of experts we have posting.

I don't think it's being butt hurt. And nothing wrong with caring. That election is important. If certain things play out it could affect us.

Personally, i can't get my head around how any decent human could honestly take trump seriously. Just on a moral stand point.

Well millions and millions of people do so no point crying over spilt milk. What's done is done. See what happens. Who knows, he might do a good job.

That's the concerning part...

[Booney]

Ironically the man who led an attack on democracy is the beneficiary of it 4 years later.

Been reading up on the AUKUS deal, it seems as though multiple US agencies are entrenched in the deal ( Pentagon, State Department, Congress ) so Trump withdrawing from it will be difficult but his landslide on all fronts means he may just have the power to do it. Then again we're getting stitched up on the deal and even though he's an awful business man he'll see the $3bn we're in for and take it I think. Either way this win could have long lasting impacts on the South Australian economy, something that interests and impacts all of us.

[Booney]

That's the concerning part...

Trump appealed to the common man, Harris rolled out elites who have nothing in common with them.

[wenchbarwer]

Good to see the rest of the world's leaders congratulate Trump:

“Congratulations, President Donald Trump. Ready to work together as we did for four years. With your convictions and mine. With respect and ambition. For more peace and prosperity,” Emmanuel Macron wrote on X.

[tigerpie]

Ironically the man who led an attack on democracy is the beneficiary of it 4 years later.

Been reading up on the AUKUS deal, it seems as though multiple US agencies are entrenched in the deal ( Pentagon, State Department, Congress ) so Trump withdrawing from it will be difficult but his landslide on all fronts means he may just have the power to do it. Then again we're getting stitched up on the deal and even though he's an awful business man he'll see the $3bn we're in for and take it I think. Either way this win could have long lasting impacts on the South Australian economy, something that interests and impacts all of us.

By the term awful business man, you mean he's a rhymes with punt.
Because as a business man he's been pretty successful that you can't deny.
The bloke knows how to get a deal done.
He may well be all the things people are saying but he knows how to work the system.
I'm interested to see what happens now in Ukraine and Russia.

[The Bedge]

For the un-educated in this space.. what implications would Trump's win have on Australia?

I'm probably a bit naïve but I can't really say I've noticed a lot of difference in life regardless of who is President (with the exception of course of Afghanistan).

[wenchbarwer]

For the un-educated in this space.. what implications would Trump's win have on Australia?

I'm probably a bit naïve but I can't really say I've noticed a lot of difference in life regardless of who is President (with the exception of course of Afghanistan).

As Booney mentioned, the subs deal could be at risk.

Trump has previously said that any deal where the US wasn't the main beneficiary would be looked at.

[woodublieve12]

Ironically the man who led an attack on democracy is the beneficiary of it 4 years later.

Been reading up on the AUKUS deal, it seems as though multiple US agencies are entrenched in the deal ( Pentagon, State Department, Congress ) so Trump withdrawing from it will be difficult but his landslide on all fronts means he may just have the power to do it. Then again we're getting stitched up on the deal and even though he's an awful business man he'll see the $3bn we're in for and take it I think. Either way this win could have long lasting impacts on the South Australian economy, something that interests and impacts all of us.

By the term awful business man, you mean he's a rhymes with punt.
Because as a business man he's been pretty successful that you can't deny.
The bloke knows how to get a deal done.
He may well be all the things people are saying but he knows how to work the system.
I'm interested to see what happens now in Ukraine and Russia.

Is claiming bankruptcy 6 times a good business man???

[Jimmy_041]