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Observations of an Expat: The Brexit Elephant

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Tom Arms

There was a massive elephant in the British House of Commons on Wednesday. It was rampaging back and forth across the chamber, overturning tables, loudly trumpeting and waving his trunk from side to side. Its name was Brexit.

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Observations of an Expat: Guns, Butter and Bridges

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Tom Arms

Donald Trump’s economic policy can best be described as guns, butter and bridges.

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Observations of an Expat: What if We Voted on the Issues?

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Tom Arms

Sitting on the Eastern side of the Atlantic, the Trump/Clinton battle seems more like a race to the Senate dock than to the door of the White House.

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America’s poor are getting the shaft

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Sami Jamil Jadallah

In a few days, the ugliest and most distasteful presidential election in US history will be over and we will see which candidate won to preside over the US as president, an election that is all about groping and emails, making us the laughing stock of the world.

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Trump vs Clinton – Let him without sin throw the first stone

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Hazel Speed

Unlike President Obama, I am not as an English/British person ‘poking my nose’ into American politics.

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