The announcement by Ted Cruz that he was officially joining the race for President of the United States seems to have started a mini land-slide. The Republican presidential field was already considered plenty full, even if Cruz was the only one who had officially announced.
Now that field might be getting one more; Carly Fiorina. Fiorina, who is considered a moderate Republican mainly because she’s from the state of California is best known for her stint as the CEO of Hewlett-Packard.
According to the Washington Post, former technology executive has come from later this week with the fact that his chances of running for president in 2016, "very high".
In fact, Fiorina said that "more than 90 percent sure" that he will jump into the race. What business should go to him, which will put you front and center?
Carly Fiorina said it was "a deep understanding of how the economy actually works, after starting as a secretary and became the CEO of the world's largest technology company."
Fiorina also seem to see themselves as direct competition for favorite presumed on the Democratic side of the aisle. Hillary Clinton and all but anointed him on behalf of the Democratic candidate.
If Fiorina can win the Republican nomination, it will be clear for the first time two women faced the presidency of the United States and Fiorina may be cited Clinton needs to win voters.
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