The U.S and Australia have a common belief in freedom of speech, political and religious expression, and for the human rights of the individual. Their political systems are based on democracy and are almost identical with both nations recognizing the dangers of a totalitarian government which answers only to itself. Walking with a two headed Dragon is not recommended.

Here's what I reckon we ought to do

1. Make it look to the Australian public like we're working closely with China. Hopefully that will stir up some of the racist crap in this country, so we can get rid of that shit. It's toxic.

2. Continue working closely with the 'states, but change our working relationship to one based around clean energy, rather than the rapidly diminishing mining industry

3. Give Shannon Noll his Australian of the Year award. He deserves it.

To be honest, i don't know if still a good choice to stay with the US after the election.

I have a feeling Donald Trump will become the president, from my perspective this won't go well with Australia.

Since Australia is a multicultural nation, and Trump is a racist.

i don't think this will be a good influence for Australia.

America has also led Australia into countless wars that are non related to Australia in the past, and they had made Australia buy their weapons over billions, and what goods has their bring to Australia?? Not to mention, they even deploy their submarines in Australia's territories (Darwin).

Well, China is going through rapid economic growth making China a key trading and investment partner.