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Could Meghan Markle run for President? Yes. Should she run? I’m not so sure...
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Shakira Peronet2023-08-04T08:30:00
As President Biden’s sister, Valerie Biden Owens, “endorses” Meghan Markle as a woman she would back for the White House, writer Shakira Peronet asks whether or not the Duchess of Sussex should run for public office.
Could Meghan Markle run for POTUS? Yes, I think she could. But do I think she should run? That’s a very different question. If I was a friend of Meghan I would want to ask her why she was considering it. After all she’s been through, why would she potentially upheave it all to be in the spotlight of all spotlights? If she was planning on running for President, I would want to know what the real goal was here?
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