It is amazing how the US presidential election has captured the attention of so many parts of the world.
I can't vote being a non US citizen but I'm still excited by the possibility of the change that may come about.
I'm sorry I don't have a job I can offer you though.
B, nooo! What about fixing the structure? The only way to truly bring about change is to fix the structure of American elections. The only thing that would ever force a constitutional convention on elections is absurdly low voter turnout. In a sense, having candidates to get excited about is really just a setback.
Ahem. But I guess it's better than having to choose between Dude McWhitey and Cracker O'Masculine like the last 55 elections.
James, that's alright, I'll keep looking for a job.
Matt, I agree that the structure needs some fixin'. But I guess that issue has become less important to me, especially after having to endure Bush's policies from the other side of the Atlantic. I dream of the day where this horrific negativity doesn't follow every piece of foreign policy news, and I can smile when I hear the president speak, instead of cringe and turn down the volume. Selfish, maybe. 
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