In what must be a first in presidential electioneering, the Democratic nomination battle has spread to the Faroe Islands - a windswept archipelago at the mid point between Iceland, Norway and Scotland (other campaigns, please note: definitely not a primary state). Bill Clinton, visiting the capital, Torshavn, today told reporters the US was ready for a female president and his wife was "the right one".
It must have made for an exciting day in Torshavn, where, a Google News search suggests, the last significant thing to happen was a ship heading to the Shetland Islands was late leaving the harbour. And that was close to two weeks ago.
