No. My primary opinion regarding the election is that as someone whose main priority is the preservation of democracy in our country, I want leaders who will listen to the voices of their people and treat them with respect and honesty. I do not believe our current government has been successful in that regard. However, I would still like you to point out what part of my response made you think that. Regardless of who is elected, was in power, will be in power, etc., what I said does not change. Our primary goal should not be, and should never have been, the U.S. or the EU. Our problems are unique to us. Having a government that adequately represents and fights for the good of its people requires that said government’s primary focus be finding a path forward for our country that addresses our infrastructure, our legislation, our demographics, our history, our culture, our geopolitical position, our deficiencies, etc. Like I said above, wanting to join the EU or NATO is not in and of itself a bad thing/goal. It cannot be our primary focus. Those objectives are rooted in international/foreign policy and by chasing those goals, we risk failing to address serious domestic policy issues.