Brexit vote is good news for Trump - or maybe not
More ethnically and culturally diverse American voters and complex electoral system make it tougher for the populist revolution and nationalist tide to influence the US presidential race
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BEFORE presumptive Republican presidential candidate Donald J Trump arrived in Scotland last Friday, he tweeted that the Scots were "going wild" in the aftermath of the decision by the United Kingdom (UK) to leave the European Union (EU), congratulating them for "taking their country back, just like we will take America".
Mr Trump, whose mother was born in Scotland, actually got his facts wrong (as he quite often does).
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