01-14-2019, 02:49 AM
If I were in her shoes, which, obviously, I am not, I would first run for Hawaii governor to get some Executive political experience under her belt, and skip the 2020 election cycle for POTUS in order to
1. Gain the aforementioned executive experience
.
2. Avoid the 2020 Primary process to avoid the same underhanded chop that Bernie got from the previous (D) candidate who indicates she wants another crack at it.
3. The 2020 general for that office is a near shoe-in for the incumbent
As I earlier opinioned, admittedly on limited info, she strikes me as an honorable person and candidate, and would make an admirable and honorable opponent.
While I don't think there is any circumstance where I could vote for her, I do wish her well in avoiding the disgusting dishonorable treatment that Bernie received from the DNC. America (and Hawaii) deserves a higher-level of political play that occurred and is occurring so much these days but it takes men and women of honor to make-delivery. Perhaps she could be at the van in such a movement. I wish her Bon Chance!!
Speaking Truth to Lies / Facts to Ignorance
1. Gain the aforementioned executive experience
.
2. Avoid the 2020 Primary process to avoid the same underhanded chop that Bernie got from the previous (D) candidate who indicates she wants another crack at it.
3. The 2020 general for that office is a near shoe-in for the incumbent
As I earlier opinioned, admittedly on limited info, she strikes me as an honorable person and candidate, and would make an admirable and honorable opponent.
While I don't think there is any circumstance where I could vote for her, I do wish her well in avoiding the disgusting dishonorable treatment that Bernie received from the DNC. America (and Hawaii) deserves a higher-level of political play that occurred and is occurring so much these days but it takes men and women of honor to make-delivery. Perhaps she could be at the van in such a movement. I wish her Bon Chance!!
Speaking Truth to Lies / Facts to Ignorance
