One has to wonder what the rest of the world is thinking, but it must go something like this:
The Americans are choosing between three candidates to lead their nation.
One tried to overthrow their government when he lost the last election and is facing 88 felony charges.
Another is missing part of his brain due to the activity of a malicious worm.
The population of the U.S. is 330 million. Is this the best they can do?
As we’re learning, declining educational standards leads to ignorance, ignorance leads to Trumpism, and Trumpism leads to us to the brink of authoritrianismthe end of democracy.
The Republicans are betting the ranch that American voters can be convinced that the Democrats want government ownership of the means of production.
Granted, we live among a significant number of morons, but this sounds like a big ask.
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