2028 Election

Newsom’s Fear: Will There Be a 2028 Election?

California Governor Gavin Newsom recently expressed concern about the possibility of the U.S. not holding a presidential election in 2028, alleging that efforts by former President Donald Trump to influence redistricting in Republican-led states could undermine the democratic process. In response, Newsom signed a bill proposing a special election in California to allow lawmakers to temporarily control the drawing of congressional maps, a move intended to favor Democrats and counter perceived partisan gerrymandering. This proposal, known as the Election Rigging Response Act, has sparked controversy, with opponents arguing it constitutes gerrymandering itself, while supporters claim it is a necessary measure to protect voters. The proposal faces opposition from various groups, including former Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger and the California Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.

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AOC Senate or Presidential Run in 2028 Debated

According to recent reports, Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is reportedly preparing for a potential run for either Senate or president in 2028. Her team is actively working to expand her visibility both statewide and nationally, including increased digital advertising and fundraising efforts. Ocasio-Cortez has also been collaborating with Senator Bernie Sanders on his “Fighting Oligarchy Tour,” drawing large crowds and generating significant enthusiasm. Polling data suggests strong support for progressive policies and a desire for new leadership within the Democratic party, potentially giving her a considerable advantage.

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Ousting Corporate Democrats: The Key to Democratic Victory in 2028?

Winning back power in 2028 hinges on the 2026 election cycle, requiring a robust primary process to bring forth a new generation of leaders. Voters are seeking courageous leaders who will challenge corporate interests and fight for working-class priorities, a stark contrast to the perceived weakness of the current party. The path forward necessitates confronting powerful lobbies and embracing solidarity, encouraging the election of authentic, morally consistent leaders who can inspire and unite a disaffected electorate. Ultimately, a people-powered Democratic party, focused on tangible solutions and unafraid to take on the biggest fights, is the key to Democratic success in the upcoming elections.

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Scott Wiener Files for Nancy Pelosi’s Seat in 2028, Sparks Debate

Senator Scott Wiener has officially filed paperwork to run for the congressional seat currently held by Nancy Pelosi, with intentions to run in 2028. This move follows Wiener’s previous statements expressing interest in the seat whenever Pelosi decides to step down. Should Pelosi run for reelection in 2026, she would be competing against Saikat Chakrabarti. Wiener expressed his dedication to the people of San Francisco and emphasized the honor it would be to represent the city in Congress.

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Pritzker Blasts Do-Nothing Democrats, Hints at 2028 Presidential Bid

At the McIntyre-Shaheen 100 Club Dinner, Illinois Governor JB Pritzker criticized fellow Democrats for insufficient opposition to Donald Trump and for prioritizing media appearances over the concerns of working families. He specifically condemned Democrats who blame the party’s losses on its values rather than their own perceived failures, urging for increased activism and electoral accountability within the party. Pritzker, a potential 2028 presidential candidate, highlighted the need for Democrats to reconnect with grassroots voters and underscored the urgency of the situation, calling for mass mobilization and protests. His speech, delivered in New Hampshire, a key early primary state, positioned him as a forceful voice within the party.

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Bannon Predicts Trump Imprisonment After 2028 Democrat Win

Steve Bannon’s recent prediction that Donald Trump will be imprisoned if a Democrat wins the 2028 presidential election has ignited a flurry of reactions, ranging from fervent agreement to cynical dismissal. The statement itself, while dramatic, taps into a deep-seated frustration among many regarding the seemingly endless legal battles surrounding the former president. It highlights the stark political divisions within the country and the intense emotions tied to the prospect of Trump facing legal consequences.

The prediction feeds directly into the ongoing narrative surrounding Trump’s various legal challenges. Many believe his actions warrant prosecution, and a Democratic administration’s potential pursuit of justice is seen as a key factor in determining his fate.… Continue reading

Bannon Confirms MAGA Plot for Trump’s Third Term

Steve Bannon, in a recent NewsNation interview, declared his support for a Donald Trump 2028 presidential bid, despite constitutional term limits. Bannon, who recently placed second in a CPAC straw poll, suggested strategies to circumvent these limits, while dismissing speculation of his own candidacy. He further reiterated his belief in the 2020 election being stolen and his ongoing feud with Elon Musk. Bannon’s comments follow his recent release from prison after a contempt of Congress conviction.

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Crockett Warns: US Elections in 2028 May Not Happen

During a CNN appearance, Rep. Jasmine Crockett expressed doubt about the 2028 presidential election, citing concerns about current leadership and echoing previous claims that President Trump is dictatorial and undermining democratic norms. This statement followed a question regarding a potential Ocasio-Cortez primary challenge against Senator Schumer. Crockett’s comments, which went unchallenged by the interviewer, add to her history of controversial remarks regarding Trump and the 2024 election results. Her skepticism about future elections reflects a broader concern among some Democrats about the stability of American democracy.

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GOP Bill Aims to Let Trump, Not Obama, Seek Third Term

Following President Trump’s suggestive comments about a potential 2028 run, Representative Andy Ogles introduced a resolution to amend the Constitution, enabling Trump to seek a third term. This proposal, while unlikely to pass, highlights the increasingly sycophantic nature of some Republicans, eager to appease the former president. The amendment’s specific language, barring presidents elected for two consecutive terms from a third run, exposes its partisan intent. This incident is part of a larger trend; Republicans are frequently introducing legislation mirroring Trump’s pronouncements, regardless of feasibility, to demonstrate loyalty and gain favor. This behavior points to a concerning normalization of personality-driven politics within the GOP.

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