Comments by "Coco Taveras" (@cocotaveras8975) on "TLDR News EU" channel.

  1. As an American - I really love this country and have been thinking about moving there in the distant future. In fact, I’m currently learning Bulgarian. Hope they get better. 🇺🇸 ❤️ 🇧🇬
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  2. Pretty much. A party or political group can quickly and easily ride a wave of sudden popularity if their political opponents are widely unpopular for a host of reasons such as disastrous policies, failures in crises, perceived scandals, etc. in the eyes of a great chunk of the citizenry.
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  3. Completely unrelated note: But Slovakia’s seriously underrated! It’s 14 times smaller than Texas with a population less than my home city of New York but it has so much to offer. Love from the US!
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  4.  @antoinettemadzharova6050  Remember nothing lasts forever. Through unceasing popular will and mobilization of the citizenry anything is possible. You choose your future - If you fight every hour of everyday with your voices, outstretched hands, and stubborn feet, you can effect change. I believe change can happen. Stand firm and stand strong! Hope in a better future and fight for it as if it is already here and I believe you will see it.
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  5. I was just thinking about this topic. Excellent timing!
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  6. 0:35 - Wait, we have a Green Party? Never knew that! Guess you learn something new everyday!
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  7.  @bratwurstler2647  Yes I am. The Democrats and Republicans dominate the political scene of the country so the Greens are relegated to political irrelevancy. Fun Fact: The Green candidate only won 0.2% of the votes nationwide in the 2020 election out of some 150-160 million votes cast.
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