Will Meghan Markle follow Donald Trump’s path to the White House? Political expert: ‘It would be a great story’ | World News

Meghan Markle’s entry into the White House has been the subject of heated debate following her and Prince Harry’s recent visit to Nigeria, which has fuelled speculation about Meghan’s political ambitions, with some experts suggesting she could be a leading contender for the White House.

Erika Alexander, Meghan’s former co-star on the TV series “Suits,” recently confidently stated that Meghan is “heading for the White House” and is on the path to becoming the next presidential candidate. He said with confidence that there is a possibility.

Meghan has been advised to take cues from Donald Trump, who was better known for his business empire and TV persona than for his political background, and who succeeded in reaching the highest office in the country. So don’t be surprised if you see the slogan “Make America Great with Meghan” in the future.

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Meghan Markle’s path to the White House is closed: experts

Professor Christopher Phelps, a historian and expert on American politics, told Daily Mail Online: The British prince loved her so much that he renounced his British citizenship and became an American. He is not obligated to do so, but he will have to if she wants to earn her trust. ”

The former royal couple’s recent trip to Nigeria has been hailed as a victory, with some political insiders in California suggesting Meghan may be “in line” to head to the White House .

A source told Mirror UK: [Meghan] She has her eyes on the prize. ”

“Buying success suits the republican strategy. Meghan has political ambitions, but like most celebrities and businesspeople, she is not prepared to work hard to get there. “No. Oprah Winfrey could do it, but she’s been trying hard in other ways. Meghan hasn’t done anything.”

Meghan needs more than name recognition to run for president

Professor Phelps also pointed out similarities between Meghan and Ronald Reagan, who rose to become governor of California and later the 40th president of the United States.

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Arnold Schwarzenegger’s political career followed a similar trajectory, from Hollywood to governor of California.

Phelps acknowledged that “her name will open doors,” but warned that name recognition alone is not enough. “You can’t just say, ‘You all know who I am, so please vote for me,'” he advised.

“She’s going to have to have some substance on policy. Americans want to know how she’s going to protect their jobs, protect their tax positions and fight crime in their neighborhoods.” he added.