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Incumbents typically win elections. People wouldn't be as uncertain about her. She could jump in and start pushing her policies. Since none of her policies could get implemented before election, nor the consequences of them, she would slide right into office.
… right. Im not even going to bother trying to unpack that complete nonsense.
It isn't nonsense. If you don't understand basic political theory, that is on you. It is well-known incumbents have a much better chance against a challenger.
This is an incredibly simplistic theory.