@wisteria53 - If you pay US taxes, then fair enough. You should vote. I make less than the threshold, so I don't pay American taxes. The way things are going, I can't see myself going above the threshold anytime soon.
How would having British citizenship jeopardise your American one? I have both, and it hasn't been a problem.
The thing with American expats having to pay US tax is a bit annoying, but from what I understand, it's only really a problem if you pay a lower rate here than you would in the States.
andy loves US politics. He'd have this whole site devoted to US elections if he could.
seriously.
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167!!
Legging it around various sites, Florida looking good for Obama and possibly Indiana.
No idea why the BBC keep going back to that bloody woman in New York - "so who would David Brent vote for?" Arrggghhhh!
@ glynn - lol!!
that woman is soooo annoying! Reminds me of token blonde republican on the west wing but even more irritating!!
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unaesthetic is watching the bbc in the other room. i'm still trying to get some work done, but it's hard when i'm compulsively checking the news sites every 30 seconds.
i can't stand the election coverage. they manage to find the most educationally subnormal people to interview from both sides. these people shouldn't be allowed to drive cars, much less vote. yet the bbc presents them as token americans. there are plenty of intelligent democrats and republicans out there, but they don't make for good television.
Yay for Elizabeth Dole losing her Senate seat! She put out possibly the most disgusting ad of the campaign, accusing her opponent of taking money from "godless" people.
Proper mental.
@ r-c - tis true. have to say BBC seems to have dumbed down somewhat for this election coverage. Has everyone gone on holiday/been fired? Although, imagine the intelligent democrats/republican are on the American telly, rather than brit. telly.
can i just ask why no one on the bbc can pronounce obama's first name properly? it's not something that's open to interpretation. it's not 'barrack', it's 'barack'. that's how he says it. that's how his wife says it. that's good enough for me, but, apparently, not for the bbc pronunciation guide.
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How would having British citizenship jeopardise your American one? I have both, and it hasn't been a problem.
The thing with American expats having to pay US tax is a bit annoying, but from what I understand, it's only really a problem if you pay a lower rate here than you would in the States.
holograms???
i can't stand the election coverage. they manage to find the most educationally subnormal people to interview from both sides. these people shouldn't be allowed to drive cars, much less vote. yet the bbc presents them as token americans. there are plenty of intelligent democrats and republicans out there, but they don't make for good television.