Meghan Markle: Expert on 'agenda' for US Presidency run

When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters.Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer.Our Privacy Notice explains more about how we use your data, and your rights.You can unsubscribe at any time.

Royal commentator Richard Fitzwilliams argued that Meghan Markle has highlighted some of her beliefs throughout her working and non-working life. While speaking on talkRadio with Cristo Foufas, Mr Fitzwilliams insisted the Duchess of Sussex had plenty of time to turn her attention to politics as she is only 38. He added, the Duchess of Sussex had shown her self to be ambitious, articulate and driven and willing to stand up for what she believes is right.

Mr Fitzwilliams said: “There is no question that you are dealing with somebody who has a very specific agenda.

“You can take her life back to when she objected to sexism at the age of 11 and was very successful.

“You can look at her comments at the United Nations and various campaigns before she married and also her affinity with the democratic party.

“You can also look at her age, she is 39 and the average age in America is 38, you have got a President of 78, the House Speaker is 80, Bernie Sanders is 79 and someone could go on.

DON’T MISS: Prince Harry faces backlash over new Silicon Valley job – ‘So cynical’

“Meghan has time, has ambition and she is articulate.”

He added it should not come as a surprise to royal fans that politics was a possibility for the outspoken Duchess.

He said: “I wouldn’t laugh too much about Meghan Markle as President.

“However improbable it may seem to a lot of people.

Meghan Markle has ‘very powerful voices’ says royal insider

“This is simply because I believe this is one of the agendas Meghan has been pushing.”

Mr Fitzwilliams has previously praised Meghan for her UN speech and her ability to shift into politics.

He claimed this speech, which the Duchess delivered on International Women’s Day in 2015, helped solidify his belief that in the future the Duchess could turn to politics. 

Referring to the speech, Mr Fitzwilliams told Express.co.uk: “There is no doubt whatever that this is the sort of speech that would fit perfectly if aimed at a political audience.

Prince George’s relationship with Princess Charlotte mirrors Queen [INSIGHT]
‘You can’t protect us!’ Queen told Royal Family ‘pointless’ – [VIDEO]
Meghan Markle and Harry’s interview to ‘trigger’ Royal Family change [ANALYSIS]

“There has always been speculation that this area attracted her.

“This has fuelled these rumours and as I listened to the speech I thought that it might well be a rehearsal for others on a far bigger stage.

“She has the talents, contacts and experience to become a significant figure in the Democratic Party at some point in the future.”

Meghan Markle also actively spoke out about the importance of voting rights in the run-up to the US Presidential Election in 2020.

Source: Read Full Article