Charles H. Bradley III: Politics is about name exposure, sound bites and snapshots

To The Daily Sun,

Herbert Hoover forged the program that fed a starving Europe after World War I. Many believe that success is what brought him to his ill-fated presidency.

After World War II, Franklin D. Roosevelt’s advisors strongly advised him to bring Hoover into his administration to solve the starvation in Europe. FDR’s position was Hoover was dead politically, leave him that way. Shortly after FDR’s death, Harry Truman assumed the presidency and brought Hoover in to solve the European starvation problem.

Charlie Kirk would have served the nation well if he had told the governor of California to jump in the Pacific Ocean. Gavin Newsom, the nuisance, cleverly tapped into Charlie Kirk’s audience with a cockamamie story that his son suggested the idea.

Politics is about name exposure, sound bites and snapshots. Newsom makes a nice appearance — just ask Kimberly Guilfoyle if she can be located. Try the Parthenon. Newsom tells Charlie’s audience that he agrees with Charlie that men do not belong in women’s bathrooms or sports, a complete reversal of his well-known leftist position. That soundbite was heard around the USA, if not the world.

Big mistake, Charlie. Newsom is running for the presidency in 2028. Let's not help him. Please.

Charles H. Bradley III

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