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    U.S. election: Your global views

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    Weather Terrorists

    By AusView  |  Posted November 2, 2012  |  Australia
     

    CNN PRODUCER NOTE     iReporter AusView from south of Brisbane, Australia, is passionate about combating climate change and says he is disappointed at what he sees as the U.S.'s failure to tackle the issue. He feels President Barack Obama is the candidate who is addressing the problem. "Obama is opting for policies that are for the greater good," he says. "He is the only candidate making progress on the global problem of climate change - which affects me." He says he also wants to encourage more Americans to head out to the polls on Tuesday, because the election is so close. N.B. this iReport contains a few minor swear words.
    - sarahbrowngb, CNN iReport producer

    If Americans don't vbote Obama back in it will be the equivelent of continued devestating weather destruction on American soil that will dwarf any imagined terrorism threat

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