Liberals love fake victimhood. Everyone knows this to be true. And Meghan Markle is pretty much the poster child for fake victimhood.
So why shouldn't she run for President?
Meghan Markle is reportedly already networking with senior Democrats to help her ambitions to become the first female US president.
The Duchess of Sussex previously told friends about her political ambitions — and now hopes her blockbuster Oprah Winfrey interview will strengthen support in the US, sources told the Mail on Sunday newspaper.
She has been openly networking among senior Democrats to help build fundraising teams and a campaign for the White House, according to a senior UK politician who served under former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair and has close ties to Washington.
“The Blairite, internationalist and Democratic party networks are buzzing with talk about Meghan’s political ambitions and potential backers,” the anonymous source told the UK paper.
Markle, 39, is thought to be looking at the 2024 campaign if President Biden, who will be 82, decides against running for a second term, the source said. If successful, it would make her the first female US president.
Her biographer and friend, Omid Scobie, also previously claimed that the former actress “has her eyes set on the US presidency.”
“Meghan is the embodiment of the American dream. One day we may see Meghan become president,” the author of “Finding Freedom: Harry, Meghan and the Making of a Modern Royal Family” previously told a documentary.
Another friend also told Vanity Fair last year that the duchess “would seriously consider running for president.”
“One of the reasons she was so keen not to give up her American citizenship was so she had the option to go into politics,” the unidentified friend told the mag of Markle’s brief time in the UK.
NOTTINGHAM, ENGLAND - JULY 15: Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex cardboard cut outs in the stand during the Sky Bet Championship match between Nottingham Forest and Swansea City at the City Ground Stadium on July 15, 2020 in Nottingham, England. (Photo by Athena Pictures/Getty Images)