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John Ross, a columnist at Chinha.org.cn wrote an interesting article about the US Presidential election: What the Presidential election really shows about US politics.
I leave here some interesting quotes.
I leave here some interesting quotes.
Trump received the support of the lowest percentage of the U.S. population of any of the
six candidates of either party in the last three U.S. Presidential elections.
(...)
If the elections had been decided by the popular vote; four out of the five last presidential
elections, including 2016, would have been won by the Democrats instead of only two out of five.
(...)
It is only the non-democratic character of the U.S. political system that allowed Trump
to become President.
(...)
Clinton promised nothing credible to ordinary Americans on the economy – as Bernie Sanders
pointed out she represented the type of Democrat more interested to be at cocktail parties with the
rich than ordinary people.
six candidates of either party in the last three U.S. Presidential elections.
(...)
If the elections had been decided by the popular vote; four out of the five last presidential
elections, including 2016, would have been won by the Democrats instead of only two out of five.
(...)
It is only the non-democratic character of the U.S. political system that allowed Trump
to become President.
(...)
Clinton promised nothing credible to ordinary Americans on the economy – as Bernie Sanders
pointed out she represented the type of Democrat more interested to be at cocktail parties with the
rich than ordinary people.
