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  Ant 7 years ago

  is that to make the other person look better by comparison ?

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  Armatus 7 years ago

  russia has one politic like a Trump (žirinovskii)
  every election most of russian curios how many votes he get.
  he is totally aggressive clown

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  Ant 7 years ago

  Just seen that on the news, they both come off as idiots. Trumps losing support from people too which is basically a good thing.

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  Znara 7 years ago

  Yeah, kind of ridiculous that it comes down to them.

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  Johnnynull 7 years ago

  As though we hadn't noticed.

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  Joe 7 years ago

  @sigg3 hahaha... Looking back at it they're all as bad as each other. This mornings news just got to me 😜

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  Sigg3 7 years ago

  @Joe I think you're talking pretty loudly for coming from a country who invented the filibuster:)

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  Joe 7 years ago

  TBF... UKIP are as bad as this I guess.

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  Joe 7 years ago

  Yea I know... but it isn't this bad! They're not quite as petty. At least we have a the speaker who tells them to keep to the point.

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  Tony 7 years ago

  @joe Have you ever watched our lot in the House of Lords lol.

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  Joe 7 years ago

  @bouncyballboy I think you've hit the nail on the head there. That is exactly what went on!!!... @pietlu them choices would sound good if I had to vote over there :P. @dawn, at least ours seem way more educated and very rarely get on to petty arguments like little kids.

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  Bouncyballboy 7 years ago

  I didn't see the debate but I can imagine it well: two apparently politically-powerful and influential adults with no interest in what's best for the people making fools of themselves by poorly emulating intelligent debating in global broadcasts embarrassing reasonable Americans and victimising the entire population of the US by presenting themselves as the best potential representatives of American citisens and US interests while being illogical idiots and perverting progress.

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  Pietlu 7 years ago

  In German, there's the idiom "Die Wahl zwischen Pest und Cholera haben". ("to choose between the devil and the deep blue sea" translated correctly, 1:1 translation: "to choose between pestilence and cholera")... that sums it up pretty well, I think. :D

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  Dawn 7 years ago

  Do any politicians actually know what they are talking about....regardless of the country they are supposed to be running. Lol 😂 xx

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