Mr Spivey, I quite enjoy your delightful and entertaining palaver on BookTube. (I use "palaver" here as a term of endearment. Therefore fear not, neither be confounded). Your banter is amusing while your insights are perspicacious. BTW, do you have a Patreon account?
About USA politics, your analysis is great. However, what about Britain? Daily life etc.? Some review of other topics is surely more interesting than analysing why Trump is bad politician etc., for thousandth time. We obviously cannot do anything more than agree or disagree, and some opinion is already formed, so, something if not new, than different would be wonderful
Our election in the US is on Tuesday, already. Joe's comments on Trump are therefore both timely and appropriate. And as they also show us how some in other countries view at least one of our candidates, we gain insight into how the international community assesses America's potential role in the world should Trump prevail.
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Mr Spivey, I quite enjoy your delightful and entertaining palaver on BookTube. (I use "palaver" here as a term of endearment. Therefore fear not, neither be confounded). Your banter is amusing while your insights are perspicacious. BTW, do you have a Patreon account?
@@hulburd Thank you very much! do not have a Patreon account, but I do have a Substack which those willing to part with hard earned copecks can visit!
@@JoeSpivey02 And the address of the substack is?
@ jspivey.substack.com
There are some free articles uploaded for the faint-hearted and then others that are walled away, only to be seen by the most profligate ;)
About USA politics, your analysis is great. However, what about Britain? Daily life etc.? Some review of other topics is surely more interesting than analysing why Trump is bad politician etc., for thousandth time.
We obviously cannot do anything more than agree or disagree, and some opinion is already formed, so, something if not new, than different would be wonderful
Our election in the US is on Tuesday, already. Joe's comments on Trump are therefore both timely and appropriate. And as they also show us how some in other countries view at least one of our candidates, we gain insight into how the international community assesses America's potential role in the world should Trump prevail.