Don't all of you outside the US get fed up with all the ranting about American politics that you see on Yahoo?

I can't help but think that non-Americans using Yahoo Answers must be sick and tired, or disgusted (or maybe even mildly entertained?) by all the back and forth banter, hostility, and loaded questions about Obama-Clinton-McCain that seem to monopolize the ';conversation';here. Any thoughts? (Be nice!) (%26lt;smile.%26gt;)Don't all of you outside the US get fed up with all the ranting about American politics that you see on Yahoo?
Yes. Yawn. It seems to the rest of the world that american electioneering goes on and on for years before the actual election. Do not understand the weird electoral system - what are these 'primaries' all about? Why not just have an election?





Under the Westminster system, as in Australia, New Zealand, England we might have about 4 to 6 weeks of in-your-face politicians leading up to election -- and that's quite long enough!





(I am not particularly referring to this forum, but to world media in general.)Don't all of you outside the US get fed up with all the ranting about American politics that you see on Yahoo?
You know . . . they DO have Yahoo Answers for your particular country (whatever it may be) in ';Answers International.'; If American issues bore you, please feel free to visit the section that pertains to your own country. In the USA, during election year, you're going to see political arguments. This is a very diverse country with very different views. If the election process in the USA confuses you, feel free to educate yourself on how it works. ALL countries have political issues that are being debated at all times, when you are on a forum that is predominately of another country expect to lack interest in the ';conversation';.





Hopefully that was nice :-)
Thank you to that second answer! lol





Honestly why are non-americans up in our business with our election.


This does not concern YOU!