To worry about America?

yes I agree @User135644

also democrats have in many areas shown a terrible lack of ability to govern. They allocated $42bn to roll out rural broadband under the Biden administration. Nobody has rural broadband yet. And California has wasted billions on a high speed rail link that they have been failing to build for years.

we should have had Josh Shapiro. Maybe next time (if we make it that far).

Not putting up a man in his 80s in serious cognitive decline would have been a start.

And then forced into making a late change with Harris an extraordinarily weak presidential candidate. Is that really the best they can do?

And so much of the woke/trans madness (which went insane last few years) comes from the Democrats and is just buying votes for the right.

Trump is a couple of years younger than Biden and also clearly not all there cognitively.

The US is likely to be in recession by the second half of this year - it’s not looking ok.

They’ll be ok. They always are. They produce much of their own energy and food.

And they are 1/4 of the global economy. It’s likes of this irrelevant little island with people that have delusions of grandeur that needs to worry about how to pay its bills.

Haven’t rtft but if I were to be concerned about where things are going I’d consider bigger shifts and pressures affecting smaller countries, including here. The US will be ok.

Not putting up a man in his 80s in serious cognitive decline would have been a start.

And then forced into making a late change with Harris an extraordinarily weak presidential candidate. Is that really the best they can do?

And so much of the woke/trans madness (which went insane last few years) comes from the Democrats and is just buying votes for the right.

Not putting up a man in his 80s in serious cognitive decline would have been a start.

And then forced into making a late change with Harris an extraordinarily weak presidential candidate. Is that really the best they can do?

And so much of the woke/trans madness (which went insane last few years) comes from the Democrats and is just buying votes for the right.

If the Democrats weren't such a useless bunch of charlatans Trump wouldn't have been democratically voted in (TWICE).

Their whole system is screwed. And we're no better off either, so that woman refusing to take lectures from the UK isn't entirely without merit.

If the Democrats weren't such a useless bunch of charlatans Trump wouldn't have been democratically voted in (TWICE).

Their whole system is screwed. And we're no better off either, so that woman refusing to take lectures from the UK isn't entirely without merit.

It's very difficult when you're up against someone who tells lies to get votes. Should the Democrats have done the same? They'd just be competing against each other in a spiral of lies.

If the Democrats weren't such a useless bunch of charlatans Trump wouldn't have been democratically voted in (TWICE).

Their whole system is screwed. And we're no better off either, so that woman refusing to take lectures from the UK isn't entirely without merit.

The nationalists of the MAGA ilk are literally just franchising their formula - it's like a reality TV show but in politics. They're trying to sell their format to the UK and France now and are probably frustrated it hasn't happened yet. We the voters should tell 'em to fuck off.

Also if you tried to go there they may not let you in if you have criticised the Trump administration on social media (not sure how they'd know!) ! I have heard of American citizens even being detained when they tried to enter the US after being away if they have taken issue with Trump publically. That is very scary.

But to some people he doesn’t look silly and this is a big problem for our country.

In any other normal time, the man who gave us Brexit which has cost us billions, destroyed businesses and led to the current cuts, created the ‘small boats’ issue, admires Andrew Tate and sucks up to Trump who’s administration wishes our country harm, would have kept his head down or fled the country in shame.

Yet there are people who see him as the solution to the problems he caused. Its amazing as it is scary.

Indeed. I heard from a good friend recently, who is planning to visit the UK in August. She had to relinquish her British passport when she joined the US navy. She's currently in the process of applying to have it back, together with her children (US born). She views it as a sensible back up plan. I wholeheartedly agree.

The sad part is they didn't really vote for this. Almost half of them stayed home (my adult children who live there) and he won by the tiniest of margins.

They thought it wouldn't matter if they voted or not. All politicians are the same they said. They clearly aren't.

As a dual citizen, I'm very glad I'm not living there now. But I'm very sad for the country. I'm.terrified for my children.

They’ll be ok. They always are. They produce much of their own energy and food.

And they are 1/4 of the global economy. It’s likes of this irrelevant little island with people that have delusions of grandeur that needs to worry about how to pay its bills.

America isn’t doing well - unemployment up, economy heading to a recession, stock market crashing and huge concerns over the falling values of 401k’s.

YANBU @BelloItalia. My family in America are increasingly worried about their sectors, education, women's reproductive health, hospitality, and what they've posted online.

The Trump administration is quelling free speech and the right to protest. He is dismantling their democracy before their eyes. On top of that, his chaos is costing them financially.

The Smithsonian move is symbolic of the destruction of everything the USA stood for.

You worry about America?

I think people in this country should worry about the tanking economy, the sky high energy bills and no domestic production of energy, the flight of capital and rich people leaving with their money in droves, and the fast descent into becoming a 3rd world hellhole.

America, on the other hand, is doing quite well.

The sanctimony, laughably inflated sense of superiority and delusional belief that this increasingly irrelevant country is somehow better than America is palpably noticeable on here. Wonder what bubble these people live in.

“Improper ideology” has shades of 1984.