"Maybe I can use the experience, knowledge, and expertise I have gained to help and support a candidate who directly experiences the effects of the policies and laws being passed."

I wish that politicians who have been politicians for 20, 30, 40 years could have the humility to say "Maybe the role I have to play and contribution I have to make is not being the person in charge."

I would like to see an interviewer ask her (or really any candidate):
When you go to the store and pay for your groceries, where does that money come from?
When was the last time you worked for a wage and received a W2?
How many of your possessions were you able to keep after losing that election?

I appreciate that she is trying to become more aware of what led to her loss, but I'm concerned that the outcome of all that soul searching is going to be "I am going to fix the problems with the campaign and run for president again the right way."

You might try the Aptoide store or F-Droid

Been following George Friedman for a while. Despite articulating the broad themes really well he seems to let his own party biases cloud his tracking of domestic politics.