The article discusses the political landscape surrounding Frances Fitzgerald's decision not to run for president, revealing a personal conflict of admiration for both Fitzgerald and Mairead McGuinness. The author conveys respect for McGuinness, who has garnered a substantial lead in the polls, even as some Fine Gael insiders seem to lack support for her. The piece reflects on McGuinness's impressive work ethic and blend of rural and urban sensibilities, ultimately highlighting the complexities within the party regarding candidate support.
Frances Fitzgerald's announcement not to run for president avoids an awkward choice between her and Mairead McGuinness, both of whom are highly regarded.
Mairead McGuinness's substantial lead in polls may concern some Fine Gael insiders who appear to lack enthusiasm for her despite recognizing her capabilities.
Mairead McGuinness combines country roots with city sophistication and is admired for her hard work and intelligence.
The author expresses admiration for McGuinness's talent, highlighting the internal conflict within Fine Gael regarding their recognition of her success.
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