According to various media sources, the recall election for California is official (source). Caitlyn Jenner, formerly known as Bruce Jenner, family of the Kardashians, announced that she would run for governor. What caught my eye the most is not that Caitlyn is transgender, but rather it is her message about partisan politics, like "one party rule", and how "politics is placed above progress". Here's Caitlyn's entire statement:
According to one of Caitlyn's campaign advisors, she will run as a candidate that is "socially liberal and fiscally conservative" (source). Many news sources say that she is a registered Republican and will run as such. So far, reactions to her candidacy has been less than accepting. Many of her critics say that she should not run because she has no experience in government. So let's discuss this!
For Debate:
1. Is Caitlyn Jenner's candidacy a good thing for politics?
2. Is her lack of experience a valid reason for her to stay out of being the Governor's race?
According to one of Caitlyn's campaign advisors, she will run as a candidate that is "socially liberal and fiscally conservative" (source). Many news sources say that she is a registered Republican and will run as such. So far, reactions to her candidacy has been less than accepting. Many of her critics say that she should not run because she has no experience in government. So let's discuss this!
For Debate:
1. Is Caitlyn Jenner's candidacy a good thing for politics?
2. Is her lack of experience a valid reason for her to stay out of being the Governor's race?
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