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nabki
2 more votes for mccain!
Who do you want to win (for non-Americans)
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SUMMARY
This forum discussion centers on a poll to gauge non-American preferences for the U.S. presidential candidates, specifically Barack Obama and John McCain. Participants overwhelmingly favor Obama, citing his international appeal and positions on key issues like the Iraq War. The conversation highlights the differing priorities of non-Americans compared to U.S. citizens, with many expressing dissatisfaction with both candidates. Key figures mentioned include Jason Furman as Obama's chief economic adviser and Phil Gramm as McCain's former economics advisor.
PREREQUISITES- Understanding of U.S. presidential election dynamics
- Familiarity with key political figures such as Barack Obama and John McCain
- Knowledge of international perspectives on U.S. foreign policy
- Awareness of the impact of domestic policies on global perceptions
- Research the role of Jason Furman in shaping Obama's economic policies
- Examine the historical context of U.S. elections and candidate comparisons
- Explore international reactions to U.S. foreign policy under different administrations
- Investigate the implications of non-American voting preferences on U.S. politics
This discussion is beneficial for political analysts, international relations scholars, and anyone interested in understanding global perspectives on U.S. elections and their implications for foreign policy.