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How will Polish-American relations change if Trump is elected president again?


Lenka  5 | 3487
6 hrs ago   #421
A bit touchy aren't you?

First you bombard us with your politics and then turn around and complain when people comment.
pawian  221 | 24981
6 hrs ago   #422
They must actually think they live here.

Yes, darling, we are living in your heads rent free coz you can`t stop talking about us. hahaha
Joker  2 | 2157
6 hrs ago   #423
First you bombard us with your politics

You Europeans are the ones that create these threads about our politics in the first place. Whos the author?

Then you losers post a bunch of lies and garbage and get angry when were forced to defend ourselves.

We dont give a rats ass about EU`s politics so stop meddeling in ours big mouth!


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Lenka  5 | 3487
6 hrs ago   #424
Yhm, that's why it's us on a forum about USA...oh no, wait lol

Anyway, I'm so bothered by the USA's elections that I'm going to sleep
pawian  221 | 24981
6 hrs ago   #425
We dont give a rats ass about EU`s politics

You pierdolony liar!!! :):) Shall i count your posts you made on EU`s politics?? :):):)

PS. You are lucky I have no time to waste it on such a loser so I won`t count them.
Poloniusz  4 | 877
5 hrs ago   #426
The ones that live and vote in America sure do

Absolutely, and the politicians running this year know it.

Here is a good article about it:

Could Polish American Voters Swing the U.S. Election?

'Before the fall of the Iron Curtain in 1989, these groups were an important electoral factor...Politicians of either party ignored these voters at their peril, especially the millions of Polish Americans that made up the largest of the Eastern European voter blocs.

Today, the fate of Central and Eastern Europe is once again at issue...And so, Americans connected with these countries are suddenly being wooed again.

Take Pennsylvania, one of the most important swing states, with 19 electoral votes and a margin of victory of only 80,550 votes in the 2020 presidential election. Even a small shift among the state's roughly 800,000 Polish Americans and more than 100,000 Ukrainian Americans could have a decisive effect.'


foreignpolicy.com/2024/10/08/harris-trump-us-election-ukraine-war-russia-campaign-swing-states-polish-americans/
Joker  2 | 2157
5 hrs ago   #427
Anyway, I'm so bothered by the USA's elections that I'm going to sleep

Dobranoc:)

And take the retard monkey with you. Hes burned up enough bandwith of stupitidy for today.
johnny reb  47 | 7523
5 hrs ago   #428
I don't know why all the hype about who gets elected unless there is a clean sweep which is very unlikely.
The Dems really don't care at this point if Coat Hanger Harris gets it or not,
The crooked Dems have been working on 10,000 ways to steal this thing, so it will be a miracle if Trump can pull it off.
I heard that the Elite behind biden (obama, Clinton, Rice, etc.) have been concentrating less on getting Harris across the line, and far more on trying to capture the Senate and House.
Actually, biden would probably be very happy if Harris loses.
They hate each other.
If Trump wins, but doesn't have a House majority, he won't be able to do anything, because they will immediately try to impeach him and file more lawsuits against him.
Unless he carries this in a sweep, and gets the House and Senate, we will never see another election that will do anything other than firmly plant the Dems in place forever.
The young people in this country are F-cked and so is Europe.
Joker  2 | 2157
2 hrs ago   #429
If Trump wins, but doesn't have a House majority,

It will never pass through the Senate as usual and the voters will see their TDS agenda of hate. He can do a to with ex privilege that he didnt use last time.


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