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"As a non-American, I have no allegiance to either party." - this does not follow. Just because you are not the citizen of a country does not mean you do not ha
by kghose 12y ago
"As a non-American, I have no allegiance to either party." - this does not follow. Just because you are not the citizen of a country does not mean you do not have political biases that lead you to look on certain politicians/parties with favor.
Or did you mean - "I have no knowledge of US politics and have no opinion of these politicians"
- randomdata 12y agoI take "political bias" to mean "how will this affect me". Even someone with some understanding of US politics will typically not be able to immediately understand the worldwide implications of a certain leader over another. For example, take a platform of cutting taxes: How is that going to affect a random guy who lives in Australia? I suppose some people can say "I'm a democrat and will always vote democrat", but don't I follow that kind of thinking. I think I've voted for almost every party in my country at one time or another, depending on who I feel is best suited for representation at that time.
- girvo 12y agoI have knowledge, and opinions, but like I said: no allegiance. I feel partisanship is pointless, and because I have zero influence on US politics, I remain on the sidelines observing rather than leaning one way or another.