meghan markles secret plan be the president of the united states
Last updated on November 16th, 2021 at 04:03 am
We begin to put together the puzzle pieces, and from some clues, this somewhat surreal scenario appears plausible. The woman’s detractors are already making themselves heard talking as usual about a plan hatched for some time behind the royal family and beyond, but let’s go beyond the gossips to focus on the four proofs that support this thesis. The idea of Meghan in presidential capacity is not purely theoretical for a particular reason, which is also the most reliable data among those presented today for appeal.
Baby Archie’s mom is still a US citizen and, for legal reasons, Meghan’s British citizenship would be at risk. English law provides that to be considered a British citizen, one must also reside in the United Kingdom for at least 270 days a year for the first three years. Markle, however, does not reach the minimum threshold due to continuous official travel around the world. At the time of her marriage to Harry, her strenuous will to maintain official contacts with the country where she was born and raised was not understood. On the contrary, it seemed a simple symbolic act to destabilize th”e rules of the court.
Today, however, all this would be the only source of certainty for the future, or rather, the legal permit to apply. If she had followed the royal dictates at the time, this path would have remained closed. That it was all orchestrated from the beginning is not known, some say yes, but the substantial advantage remains in avoiding any possible gossip. One might think that a simple document is not enough to link Markle to her politics, but her numerous expressions of interest in the country’s destiny leave no doubt.
Harry and Meghan have already expressed their political positions in the past by launching a covert attack on then-President Donald Trump and urging American voters to “reject hate speech” in the upcoming elections. In that invitation, reference was made to these positions as expressed “in a personal capacity” to emphasize their ideology and separate the statements from the institutional role of the couple. In 2016 than in a video, Markle had exposed herself in support of Biden. Position confirmed today in an interview held by the American journalist Oprah Winfrey. Even the British tabloid’s reading of the fact has been the same, and although the latter is read and credible to many British citizens, no denial has ever arrived.
According to some American Democrats, there have already been meetings between the woman and the party’s leaders. Naturally, therefore, it isn’t easy to imagine the candidate duchess as an independent. In addition, the issues that Meghan has always fought for (bullying and mental health) would give her popularity, making her an ideal candidate.
That at least is what Will Rodriguez-Kennedy, president of the California Young Democrats, who, interviewed by the Express, said: “The Duchess is viewed very favorably in California and is raising issues that are finally starting to get the attention that her. It is up to – issues like racism, bullying, mental health awareness, the importance of a worker’s right to organize. That’s what we’re here for. “
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