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When the FBI said there was an active investigation on Hillary's server, her aides, and their emails... the Clinton camp said it "was not a criminal investigation". When the FBI was asked if it was a criminal investigation, they replied with "The FBI only investigates crime". If Hillary is moving her mouth... she's lying I just read this now and now my above post is even more accurate because you have an absolute vendetta against Clinton. It's actually starting to be funny how much you dislike her. The campaign office of a Presidential campaign interprets news headlines to their advantage and you consider it lying - then I got news for you, all of the Presidential candidates will lie then. It's what campaigns do... if you haven't noticed that by now. If you want to see Clinton imprisoned for an e-mail she used that she shouldn't have used then you better get ready for a whole series of indictments against previous Presidents, because Bush and Obama should be investigated and imprisoned for war crimes as should many of the Generals that served under them. I don't think you, or your Republican party would like that very much.

And Russia and China are stealing millions of classified documents from the government because the government is incapable of defending its networks. What do you think about Snowden and other whistleblowers? I'm just asking because you have a vendetta against Hillary Clinton, which is fine but it's just interesting to see that you want her to go down so badly yet there are so many other people who have leaked or stolen classified documents on purpose - yet Clinton just used her own e-mail account and you want her imprisoned for that? Ok, she made a mistake and used an e-mail that wasn't cleared by her department. It's really not that big of a deal, everyone who dislikes her is just making it bigger than it is - always focusing on menial things to try and tarnish someone's reputation. It's always best to be objective.

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What you say is true but a foreigner also has an outside perspective - I might be better situated to give a completely objective view but as I'm not affected by the policies directly, or at the very least I am affected by them indirectly, I don't fully understand some of the more sensitive issues. An example would be: When I look at American politics I always see Americans complain year on year of how 'corrupt' Washington is. I don't really understand how Washington can be classified as being corrupt, living in a completely corrupt society in South Africa I just laugh at their ignorance, but in the end my experience in my own country can be the exact same experience an American experiences in the US - it might just be in a different form. In South Africa you will get our Minister or President to take $20 million in bribes to give business or perks to an individual or even a company, heck our President spent more than $20 million of taxpayers' money on his private residence. In the US big companies like Lockheed or Boeing invests money in lobbyists to convince Congress to spend more money on the military, more specifically on their products. I look at this and say that's mere commercial competition and advertising, whereas an American looks at it and say it's a corrupt society where big companies direct American policies for their own profit. This is just a stupid example. My views on what the next 4 years for the US foreign policy have to be: spend less money. Spend less money on the military, spend less money in foreign aid. Direct more business to the US. This would be difficult as the US already have strong unions and trust me, there's nothing more dangerous than strong unions. This is one of the biggest reasons for the automakers having to declare bankruptcy in Detroit - they were unable to be competitive because of unions. I would advise the US to stop interfering in countries such as Libya, Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, Yemen etc. These are all hot-spots that were created BY US intervention - the US should stop interfering with domestic affairs of sovereign nations, and that includes Ukraine. This is basically my perspective of things. I can't really comment much about internal policies such as taxes and migration, but the US really needs to stop spending money.

I watched the Republican debate and every candidate had more or less the same to say. Some had different ideas about abortion and how to get tax cuts, but all of them had pretty much the same policy ideas. "I promise to cut taxes, but I can't tell you how I will do that, at the same time I want to spend a lot more on our military so that we can stop ISIS, Russia and China." We all know how this will turn out. All I can add, since I'm not an American, is that our president back in the 2009 elections promised to create 6 million jobs within 5 years. Last year in the last elections his record was adding 1.3 million jobs, of which many of the jobs were in the Western Cape, governed by a different political party. He failed. What does he promise in the 2014 elections? To create 6 million jobs... Guess what? He got re-elected. Presidential candidates do that, and that's why you or anyone will never be happy with a sitting President. Tldr, no matter who wins this election, the majority of Americans will hate him/her after only a year or two in office, but the chances of that President getting re-elected is highly likely and we will back to this exact same conversation in 8 years.

People should realize that there isn't left and right wing politics anymore and that a politician or group's policies cannot be classified as one thing, it's just not possible.

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You guys are asking the same questions over and over EDIT Just for clarification, yes it's in the northern hemisphere.

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I think this is the third or fourth question about the Atlantic, it's not in the Atlantic guys...