Does a Governor whose email account has been hacked really have the executive experience to be Vice President?
As this Governor probably doesn’t run and maintain her own email server, then it’s probably irrelevant. However, if her email account was hacked because she chose an easy password, or wrote it down somewhere, then it demonstrates a lack of awareness regarding security that could have much bigger ramifications if/ when they become VP.
Related Questions
- If the electors in the electoral college have already pledged their votes, why isn the presidential election a foregone conclusion?
- Why did Jeb Bush and Katherine Harris deny over 50000 eligible citizens their right to vote in 2000?
- What if the new president elect dies before Inauguration Day. Who takes his place?
