I mean the persistent aggressive lobbying type of voicing opinions. And however interested foreigners are, I don’t think anyone but an American can feel the grief and anguish we live with every day. It’s not academic, it is a relentless attack we daily endure, especially the most defenseless among us. It is traumatizing. We are desperate to restore our democracy, desperate for our votes to count for something. We want desperately to get this right. We really don’t benefit from outside spectators telling us how we should vote.
I have voiced my opinion about Trump, Johnson, Bolsonaro and whoever quite loud and often (just not as often on this forum). I don't mind people commenting on German politics or politician, either - if I feel they lack knowledge, I am happy to share. We come from different political cultures. But be assured, watching what is going on in your country and -not- being able to change anything, to vote for anyone, is hard to endure, too. I have never watched the US inner politics so closely like in the past years, I have never really followed the primaries before. I do it now because it is relevant and painful to us, too. We want you to restore your democracy, for your own and the planet's sake. It -does- involve us, and we are grateful for those who fight this fight.
Nobody here is in the position to pressure you into voting for a specific candidate. I believe we are still entitled to voice our opinions and to share our perspectives.