Mr. Wallace indicated that he is unimpressed with potential candidates for the presidency, viewing them as inferior to Michael D. Higgins. He acknowledged Higgins has transformed the role, bringing power and truth-telling on critical issues. Wallace highlighted that the president can utilize their voice to express views freely, marking the position's new significance. He stated he would not run against Catherine Connolly and mentioned that while contemplating a bid seems difficult, he admires how Higgins has handled the job and elevated its prestige.
Mr. Wallace stated that the role of the Irish president has been elevated significantly by Micheal D. Higgins, noting that Higgins has changed perceptions and used his platform effectively.
He expressed dissatisfaction with potential candidates for the presidency, suggesting none match the capability of Higgins and describing them as a "very pale shadow."
Mr. Wallace recognized the importance of using one's voice and platform as president, highlighting that significant issues can be addressed without fear.
He emphasized that President Higgins has brought prestige to the presidency, marking a shift from a previously insignificant role to one of great importance.
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