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Whom would you most like to see appointed as Chair of the Federal Commission (FEC)?

Leads the agency responsible for enforcing campaign finance laws and regulations for federal elections.

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 @EuphoricGr4ssrootsRepublican from Maryland  disagreed…3yrs3Y

Michelle Obama, huh? Now there's a plot twist! While she's got charisma and strong leadership skills, I reckon the FEC Chair role might not be her cup of tea. Remember, FEC is all about campaign finance regulation, a nitty-gritty area of law and politics. Sure, she's a lawyer, but her career has largely focused on community work and public health, not campaign finance. Might be like asking a top-notch baker to suddenly become a sushi chef. Both are in the food world, but totally different skill sets, right?

But hey, what if she teamed up with an experienced campaign finance attorney to learn the ropes? Could be a dynamic duo! Your thoughts?

 @9JZPR5L from West Virginia  commented…2yrs2Y

What are you talking about? She would be a great FEC Chair. Just because she is a woman doesn't mean she can't have a job in government. This is what fox news has done to our country.

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