There is so much in the news about how well the former
US President is doing in the US in his campaign for the
Presidency. It appears that he's a front-runner for the
Republican nomination.

If he does get elected- what will it mean for Australia?

The following link gives us some thoughts:

http://warrane.unsw.edu.au/the-donald-trump-presidency-how-will-it-affect-australia/

Lots of Taiwanese, Ukrainian... and American refugees.

And lots of abortion-tourism too, I guess.

- Get the tents and caravans ready...

Hi Foxy,

Other than dragging us into WWIII, things should stay pretty normal for Australia under the Dangerous Doctor Donald.

p/s The total nuclear destruction of the city of Melbourne, may cause a slight inconvenience for some, with the AFL Grand Final being shifted to Adelaide, if its still there.

Is Paul1405 actually legal ?

Hi Paul,

Australia is so dependent on the US for its security.
With Trump as President and his "America First"
attitude - this may be of concern.

Australian governments have related well to
US administrations in the past whether headed
by moderate Democrats or mainstream Republicans.

Under Trump Australia's policies regarding climate
change, trade and regional security could be affected.

Trump has certain long-term views. He's allergic to
alliances, he's sympathetic to strong men like Putin,
and his views echo isolationism.

Australia need to be prepared for the economic impact.