Comments by "Matthew Ingerson" (@matthewingerson) on "CBS Sunday Morning"
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No, Fain should NOT be President. Sean could be great on the NLRB or as the Secretary of Labor, but he would need to receive significant education before obtaining either position.
A person in the Office of the President can only make changes if that person understands how to wield the power of the Executive Branch (and even if they know how to do so, they still may not be able to make any changes).
As such, the Office of the President should be occupied by someone who understands the government & governing (Nixon, Ford, Reagan, & Bush Jr. didn't adequately understand, and Trump REALLY didn't understand, and look where they all got us).
But Fain should NOT be President unless he quits the UAW and commits a SIGNIFICANT amount of time(years) to the study of government & governing. Anything less would be irresponsible on his part -- and unacceptable to intelligent people -- and it would be irresponsible/ignorant on the part of the citizens to vote for him if he didn't commit to such study.
If one has a brain-issue, one doesn't call a proctologist.
If one has a governing-issue, one doesn't call an electrician (Fain's education is as an electrician, not in government and/or governing).
If Fain were elected POTUS without receiving a significant amount of education, he would just get steam-rolled by the people in the orbit of the White House who know how to use the government to delay, deteriorate, diminish, distract, or divert a POTUS's ability to govern.
But Fain would be a great addition to the Administration of a President who knew how to use the Executive Branch of government to govern.
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