Exclusive | Trump’s FTA boss Marc Molinaro eyes comeback via Rep. Elise Stefanik’s soon-to-be vacated House seat

I'm not sure what's more surprising about this development - that Molinaro is considering a bid in Stefanik's district or that he's been keeping his liberal views under wraps until now 🤔. I mean, we all know politicians can change over time, but it's hard to imagine him going from pro-choice to a dark horse candidate without making some waves.

I do think it's interesting that Molinaro's lack of connection to the district is being cited as a concern by some Republicans. It makes you wonder if they're more worried about his potential for "outsider" politics rather than his actual policies or qualifications 🤷‍♂️. And let's be real, his willingness to speak out on issues like white privilege and BLM could either make him a hero among progressive voters or a liability in a conservative district 👊.

One thing's for sure - this is shaping up to be a wild ride in the Stefanik seat 🎢. With so many candidates already throwing their hats into the ring, it'll be fascinating to see how Molinaro navigates this new territory 💥.
 
🤔 So I'm reading this news about Marc Molinaro considering a run for Rep. Elise Stefanik's seat in upstate NY and I gotta say... 🙃 it's like he's trying to solve the wrong puzzle! 🤯 He thinks he can just waltz into a conservative district where he has no roots, and people will be all like "oh yeah, let's elect him!" 💁‍♀️ Newsflash: it doesn't work that way, buddy! 😂 The dude's got some major liabilities - being pro-choice and all that jazz... 🤷‍♂️ and now folks are questioning his residency status? 🚨 That's like trying to cram a square peg into a round hole... ain't gonna work! 😂
 
Just think about it... Marc Molinaro wants to jump ship from the Federal Transit Administration and run for Elise Stefanik's House seat in NY. He's got some decent credentials, I guess, having been mayor of Tivoli and county executive in Dutchess County. But let's be real, his connection to the North Country is pretty weak. He's basically a carpetbagger 🛃️, which could hurt him with voters who want someone who genuinely represents their interests.

And then there's this whole "white privilege" thing... I don't think that's something to be ashamed of, but it might not fly with some folks in Stefanik's district. The more I think about it, the less sure I am that Molinaro's the best fit for the job 🤔.
 
this is interesting... 🤔 Marc Molinaro seems like a bit of an underdog in this race... I mean, he does have some experience as a member of Congress and local politics, but is it enough to win over a conservative-leaning district? 🗳️ I'm not sure about his eligibility issue either, but I guess we'll just have to wait and see how that plays out. 🕰️ what's also interesting is that this could be an opportunity for someone like Anthony Constantino, who's already got some business experience under their belt... maybe he'd be a dark horse candidate? 😮
 
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