Will one unqualified AG replace another? | George Brauchler

The article questions whether Colorado Democrats will continue the trend of nominating unqualified candidates for attorney general, highlighting Jena Griswold as the likely choice. Despite her lack of substantial experience, the political climate suggests that personal background and party loyalty might trump professional credentials. This mirrors a broader national trend where partisanship often overshadows policy expertise, raising concerns about the implications for legal and governance standards. It suggests a worrying shift where less qualified candidates are increasingly seen as acceptable.