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The Hawaii congresswoman, who is struggling to break through on the national stage, said she was considering skipping Tuesday’s presidential debate.

The Hawaii congresswoman, who says the current political system is “rigged,” will make her decision in the coming days.

The Hawaii congresswoman says her experience helps qualify her for the White House, but she has dodged repeated requests for details.

The congresswoman, who used to oppose same-sex marriage, has complained about not getting enough national attention.

The Hawaii congresswoman needed to hit 2% in at least four qualifying presidential polls to keep her White House dreams alive.

The Hawaii congresswoman might be in trouble, too, if she decides to run for re-election to keep her House seat.

The Hawaii congresswoman, a Democrat running for president, had previously said impeachment would further divide the country.

The fight for information over the president’s negotiations with foreign powers is an inevitable consequence of the U.S. constitutional system.

Allegations that Trump pressured a foreign country to investigate Joe Biden “go to the core of this or any President’s constitutional duties and our national security.”

The Hawaii congresswoman will be back on the stage after missing the September debate.