"I think she's a fresh face. She has immigrant parents; that's a good backstory," said Dr. Susan Roberts, a political science professor at Davidson College. "She's attractive, and she's well-spoken, and I think it might be time for the Republicans to embrace a woman at the top of the ticket."

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