Do you take an interest in the US elections?
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it is like “begani shadi main Abdullah deewana”
deeba: do you understand urdu or should i translate it for you? 
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Nope. doesn't matter. no matter who is elected, US policies toward the rest of world stay same.
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Translate pls STA 
I just replied to your pm..
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it means, unrelated/unwanted person is excited/crazy in wedding party.
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its mean, unrelated/unwanted person is excited/crazy in wedding party. :)
*it means.
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Nope
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I was really excited for Ron Paul during the GOP primaries.
But then someone told me he was racist and I didn’t like his views on healthcare. Healthcare being private doesn’t sit right with me. And he was gonna do away with the department of education too, not sure on that one though.
But now we have Mitt vs Obama. It’s boring because, Obama really do anything or like his supporters are going to say the republicans didn’t let him and well Romney is a republican, I don’t like right wing politicians anyway.
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Yes I do. It's the Rome of our time, and the person who is elected will institute at least some differences in foreign policy. Obama might decide to soften the US stance on certain issues, while Romney will certainly cause a mess; for example, Israel attacking Iran.
While Obama will toe the current line, which is hardly something to look forward to, Romney will make it worse. It's not often you get the chance to see a once powerful country screw itself year after year.
Ron Paul for me, primarily cause he doesn't want to bomb other countries that don't agree with the American world view...but then again they all day that to get elected. Once in office they are all the same, doesn't matter which country it is.
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Do you take an interest in the US elections?
Not after they elected the chimp bush as a president.