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Are we all Fauxmerican? © ANGELA WEISS Why our interest in American politics may be superseding engagement in our own. Today, I’ll be livestreaming the presidential inauguration of Joe Biden. Probably with a glass of wine and some popcorn. Last week, I had the impeachment hearings in congress playing live in the background at the end of my working day and the week before, I stayed up late binge-watching the extraordinary events at the Capital building in Washington as they unfurled. America is my favourite reality show. Back in November, I spent nearly seven full days in a dry-eyed mania watching CNN tally up the electoral colleges as though my life depended on it. I got cramp in my hands refreshing my phone. I started to know all the US news anchors by name, even the guys whose job it was to point at maps and repeat inane platitudes about counting (hi John King). I began shouting ‘Has Nevada confirmed??’ in my fretful sleeping hours.

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