Francesca Hong is seeking to become Wisconsin’s next governor, running in the Democratic primaries. As a democratic socialist, she holds views on economic issues that align with far-left socialism. Her stance on various issues has sparked debate.

Hong’s previous statement on policing includes labeling it as a ‘white supremacist institution’ and expressing a desire to dismantle it. She now asserts a change in her viewpoint, claiming she no longer wishes to abolish the police.

Her views on traditional holidays have also drawn attention. She once suggested on social media that she opposed Thanksgiving, viewing it as painful for some communities. Hong stated it may be hurtful due to the holiday’s historical context.

Beyond Thanksgiving, she has voiced objections to several other holidays, including Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, the Fourth of July, Halloween, and Christmas. This perspective has raised questions among voters.

Despite these controversies, Hong remains a frontrunner for the Democratic nomination, positioning her as a possible candidate in this politically mixed state. The impact of her candidacy on the election will become clearer as the political race progresses.