Twitter puts #Election2016 into perspective

With the American election just around the corner, the best place to follow the action seems to be Twitter.

From celebs to non-American citizens, the world is following all the drama – and some say they have never been more interested in politics before, even though America is not their country.

Here are some of the best tweets so far:

If Trump wins, ethnic minorities will feel betrayed. If Clinton wins, Trump supporters will cry foul play. Unity won't be easy #Election2016

— Charlene Makk (@charlene_random) November 8, 2016

Obama on Trump: "If your closest advisors don’t trust you to tweet, how can you trust him with the nuclear codes." #Election2016 #

— LanreIjaolaBenTV (@lanreijaolaben) November 8, 2016

https://twitter.com/Kamo_Sambo/status/795904079641899008

I've narrowed it down to two reasons why Trump shouldn't be president.
1. Everything he says.
2. Everything he does.#Election2016

— Amanda (@Pandamoanimum) November 8, 2016

https://twitter.com/todfennell/status/795904006409293824

https://twitter.com/toucandrew/status/795903881280622592

https://twitter.com/camaralenta/status/795903816399028224

I don't even live in America and I'm nervous about this election 🇺🇸 #Election2016 #ClintonVsTrump

— T A T T Y (@_tarradan) November 8, 2016

You can always rely on the Great British public to put things back into perspective #TopStory #toblerone #Election2016 pic.twitter.com/O6oO7paa6F

— Terry's Whine Lodge (@TerrysWineLodge) November 8, 2016