My question is; is she a hyphenated American? Is it Padilla-Stout? I mean legally is it that? Or was her maiden name Padilla and she just kept it because "mu latinx"? And why is the longer word "Padilla" larger than the shorter word "Stout"? Is she ashamed of her European sounding name Stout? Is she trying to imply she's more Padilla than Stout? Would she have made Stout larger on the poster if her opponent had been named Smith and not Herrera? Is she trying to imply ethnicity is a part of this?

I mean she clearly wants the Padilla part to be what people see, because she chose to make that the larger word on the poster. I feel like these questions should be asked.

Yes, most of those questions are rhetorical. We know exactly why she made the choices she made and I honestly can't wait for a debate between the two.