UK Elections Explained for Americans
May 1, 2015
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The UK and the USA are like close siblings. That’s assuming one sibling is centuries older, systematically stole from the younger siblinngs piggy bank, and then burned down the other siblings capital city to the ground in 1814. But yeah, if you exclude the history and relevant information, my analogy stands.
The UK is one of our largest trade partners, military/intelligence partners, and we’re both constantly exporting our culture to one another. The news media climaxes every time Kate Middleton & Prince William pop out another government sponsored royal inbred,many chavs think theyre straight outa compton/Jessie Pinkman mashups. And I think George Bush and Prime Minister Tony Blair were like BFF’s or something.
So it makes sense that we are interested in UK elections this year on May 7th. And if the relevance of events in the UK aren’t obvious enough to you, just watch this short video, and I guarantee you’ll find yourself watching the election closely, because like any great competition, this election is going to be close. And the possible outcomes are seemingly limitless. This will be an unprecedented challenge to the establishment. The SNP, UKIP, Conservatives, Labour, and Plaid will all play a role. Will David Cameron be reelected?
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