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If you’re from the UK and you hate those New York Times pieces about “”Britain’s political system””, then please think twice about your half-baked searing hot takes which will likely be, at best, the same as most American 15 year olds
Literally like: read some stuff! From people who know what they’re talking about! Not from this country but from the one that’s actually having the election! Or talk to your American friends and ask what they think! Or who they read! I’d really recommend it.
For every tweet you have the urge to do, read ten pieces of analysis from three different sources and then, uh, don’t do the tweet
an American 15 year old holding up a flip phone to a webcam to report on the resignation of Sarah Plain, say
Not fair Sarah, I think Bernie Saunders - aka America’s Corbyn!!! - is a shoo-in for the Wisconsin Thanksgiving senate filibuster caucus and the world needs to hear how it’s like Ed Miliband in 2013.
jajsbsbshskslkssjakkaak this is the only tweet I’ll allow
We can express concerns that the candidates are all very old.... 
I'm afraid this is the cost you pay for living in a rich, important, militarily powerful country. Your politics affects other countries, so people in other countries have opinions. It is a pretty minor cost, really. (Also: your politics is vivid and fun--well done.)
I would be genuinely interested in an explainer, aimed at leftish Brits, of what is +ve/ -ve about Biden/ Sanders and why Warren hasn’t done well/ is seen as not good. UK based journos don’t seem to enough write about US politics as they would other ‘foreign’ elections.
Seconded.
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