POTUS Election thread

[Pannonian]

I think you are hinting at the SNP there. Almost included them in the list I gave, but it would muddy my point a little too much. Socialists also increased in popularity too post Great Depression.

I was thinking of those strange people who support Corbyn whilst spouting UKIP arguments, and are ardent supporters of both Corbyn (far left) and Trump (far right).

[Seamus Fermanagh]

I was thinking of those strange people who support Corbyn whilst spouting UKIP arguments, and are ardent supporters of both Corbyn (far left) and Trump (far right).

While Trump will prove himself to be far less "hard right" than his campaign rhetoric might indicate (it helped him close that deal Wednesday morning, so now it is on to the next), I should note that the USA had a notable slice of the electorate whose first and second preferences were Trump or Sanders -- anybody but the "in crowd" in other words.

[Pannonian]

While Trump will prove himself to be far less "hard right" than his campaign rhetoric might indicate (it helped him close that deal Wednesday morning, so now it is on to the next), I should note that the USA had a notable slice of the electorate whose first and second preferences were Trump or Sanders -- anybody but the "in crowd" in other words.

Aye, but is Sanders a bona fides hate everything to do with Anglo-America Communist though? I'm thinking of people who support both "Deport the foreigners" UKIP and "Remove all immigration restrictions" Corbyn, with Trump of the former material.

[Seamus Fermanagh]

Aye, but is Sanders a bona fides hate everything to do with Anglo-America Communist though? I'm thinking of people who support both "Deport the foreigners" UKIP and "Remove all immigration restrictions" Corbyn, with Trump of the former material.

Sanders was amnesty and reduce immigration restrictions...and then pay for their college.