The Wisconsin Democrats will nominate Francesca Hong as their gubernatorial candidate, a mentally unstable individual who recently criticized "whiteness" and Thanksgiving, called for the assassination of Trump, and admitted to being medically diagnosed with bipolar disorder.
"I was not always aware of the struggles of other communities of color because for me assimilation always took over everything," said the state legislator. "My proximity to whiteness continues, right? My son is biracial. He is half white, half Korean, and I think navigating what his identity is and how people perceive him is always in the back of my mind too."
Hong also called for the assassination of President Trump. "In the restaurant industry, when we run out of something, we say it’s 86'd. And I would say it’s damn time to 86 Trump," she expressed. She added that the Republican leader represents a failure of government both nationally and internationally.
Hong is the new leader of the democratic movement
Thanksgiving is the problem
As if that weren't enough, Hong's latest is to go against Thanksgiving, a sacred national holiday for Americans, which the Democratic candidate called to abolish during an interview last night with CNN journalist Kaitlan Collins.
"I am a chef, and one of the first meals I prepared for the community when I was 16 was a Thanksgiving dinner," noted the far-left candidate. "But Thanksgiving is also an incredibly painful time for many people in our communities. And that’s why I wanted to make sure people understood that there are multiple viewpoints, but viewpoints can evolve," she considered.
Hong is backed by the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA), a movement within the Democratic Party that the State Department has denounced as operating as a branch of Cuban intelligence. Her rival is the former gubernatorial candidate of the state, Mandela Barnes, who is far from being a moderate politician, but still claims to be a better-positioned aspirant to attract moderate and independent voters.
