Would it be conceivable to think that non-U.S. citizens would vote for the next U.S. president? According to the New York Times, outsiders/foreigners are pining for change in the White House as much as American voters. The occupant of the White House, outsiders recognize, has potentially as much influence on their own lives as their local governments. So, is it too much to ask for a chance to vote for the next U.S. president? And what would such a vote be? Does such a question imply that U.S. foreign policy is not so 'foreign' a policy for outsiders, that it is part of the daily/domestic policy discussion outside the U.S.?
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This is an interesting article. This upcoming election is a very important one for the United States and the rest of the world. The outcome will influence everything. It is right that there are foreign influences. This decision that will be made involves them just as much as it does Americans. --- Brigitte
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