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With Liz Costa, Dick Knight and Paul Samrah

Oooh Really envious - must have been a great experience seeing where the magic takes place

2 years ago I joined a support group for procrastinators. We have yet to meet up.

Unfortunately like most Microsoft programmes this could take a while

Peanut butter and jelly sandwich - the great American comfort food. Must be doing record sales at the moment.

I saw a comment saying many Democrats are regretting taking the high moral ground and going with Michelle Obama's comment "When they go low we go high" They may as well have put forward a degenerate, intellectually challenged, hamburger eating ejjit and perhaps they would have won - what a sad...

When I lived in New York a lot of illegal immigrants worked in the hospitality industry in bars, resturants and hotels. In fact NYC issued ID passes to people reagrdless of immigration status so they could prove their identity if they were stopped by the NYPD

I think a few Republicans realise if you were to deport 11 million illegals America simply wouldn't function. A lot of lazy Americans would rather claim benefits than do a job they consider beneath them.

The family photo of the Trump 'dynasty' including Elon Musk is a bit worrying

Good point - should have checked ! But the statement is still true

It took 104 years for it to happen but American journalist Henry Mencken's prediction came true

Given Trump's age and the fact he seems to be rapidly losing his marbles I thought it might be time to re-post this

The Pew Research Center say 39% of Americans believe they are 'living in the end times' A lot of Republicans are obsessed with religion so I guess they are not too concerned about polluting the world or running up massive debt because they believe they will be miraculously raptured away to...

As the Guardian said "To elect Donald Trump once may be regarded as a misfortune; to elect him twice looks like craziness" For me it's an ill wind that blows no good as I still have a 401k (retirement savings plan) in the States from the time I worked there and it will most probably increase in...

Thanks for that - clears things up nicely

OK - but why can't you just register to vote in the primaries without stating political allegiance. I know in the main election tonight you can vote for anyone, but what happens in the primaries if you change your mind (it happens) are you stuck with voting for the party you registered under ?

One thing I've never understood is why, in the States, do you have to declare either Democrat or Republican when you register? In the UK you just register to vote

Trump would probably argue bigly that it wasn't !

He is looking a tad unhinged