Fionnan Sheahan: Beware of turning Conor McGregor into far-right martyr as we build up to the Aras bloodbath
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As the presidential election approaches in six months, a diverse array of potential candidates is emerging, promising both entertainment and fierce competition. This situation underscores an ongoing trend where established politicians, despite their past experiences in previous elections and associated challenges, feel compelled to enter the political arena. Their participation suggests a willingness to confront the potentially brutal realities of modern electoral politics, even when the odds may seem daunting, reflecting a balance of ambition against the history of tough election battles.
With the presidential election looming in just six months, the field of candidates promises an entertaining race, but it also hints at an upcoming bloodbath of competition.
The interesting mixture of hopeful politicians reflects a trend following the last four elections where experience has not discouraged more political figures from entering the fray.
Despite the challenges faced by previous candidates, experienced public figures continue to join the race, suggesting a complex relationship between past failures and current ambitions.
The upcoming election cycle may not just be competitive; it might exemplify the brutal nature of modern elections, where every candidate must prove their worth amid extensive scrutiny.
Read at Independent
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