2028 Presidential Run

Mark Kelly Emerges as Anti-Trump Figure Amidst Threats

Senator Mark Kelly has become the first lawmaker to require personal armed guards due to threats made by former President Donald Trump. These threats, which included calls for Kelly’s hanging, followed a video where Kelly reminded military members they can refuse illegal orders. As a result of the attacks, both Kelly and his wife, former Rep. Gabby Giffords, have received numerous threats, prompting heightened security. This situation has elevated Kelly’s profile, potentially positioning him for a future presidential run, while also drawing criticism of Trump’s rhetoric from both sides of the aisle.

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AOC Presidential Bid: Fox News Fuels Debate on 2028 Prospects

Laura Ingraham of Fox News has cautioned Republicans that Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is strategically building a powerful political operation, potentially setting the stage for a presidential run in 2028. This speculation is fueled by Ocasio-Cortez’s fundraising efforts, growing social media presence, and visits to key battleground states. Several political analysts and figures, including Senator Bernie Sanders and political commentator Chris Cillizza, have acknowledged her potential as a strong candidate. The congresswoman’s decision regarding her political future is poised to significantly impact her party’s trajectory in the coming years.

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Marjorie Taylor Greene Considers 2028 Presidential Run, Sparking Reactions

Recent reports indicate that Marjorie Taylor Greene has privately discussed a potential presidential run in 2028. This consideration follows a significant breakdown in her relationship with former President Donald Trump, leading to her announced resignation from the House of Representatives. As a vocal critic of Trump on several key issues, Greene has drawn Trump’s public disapproval, with him withdrawing his endorsement and calling her a “traitor”. Should she pursue a presidential bid, some House GOP members believe she could impact the GOP nominee’s chances.

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Michelle Obama Declares US Not Ready for Female President: “Don’t Waste My Time”

Michelle Obama has indicated she will not run for president, stating that the country is not ready for a female leader. During a conversation, she emphasized the lack of readiness among the electorate, discouraging any consideration of a future presidential bid. Obama’s comments followed the 2024 election and reflect her disappointment and concern regarding the results. Despite ongoing calls for her to enter politics, Obama’s recent remarks confirm she will not be seeking office.

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Newsom Calls Trump “Weakness Masquerading as Strength” at Texas Rally

California Governor Gavin Newsom achieved a significant victory with Proposition 50, which aims to help Democrats gain more seats in the House. This win is expected to bolster Newsom’s national profile as he potentially prepares for a presidential run. The campaign, viewed as a response to Trump’s redistricting efforts, has solidified Newsom’s position as a prominent adversary. Newsom’s success in this battle, which resonated with Democratic voters seeking a fighter, positions him favorably for future political endeavors.

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Trump Says He’d Love Third Term, Defying Constitution

During a recent diplomatic tour of Asia, President Trump hinted at a potential 2028 presidential bid, claiming he has his “best numbers ever” and refusing to rule out another run. Despite the 22nd Amendment’s clear restriction, Trump has stated he hasn’t given much thought to the matter; however, his allies, including Steve Bannon and other GOP figures, are actively exploring ways to circumvent the amendment. Various proposals range from outright repeal to a specific constitutional amendment permitting Trump’s candidacy, reflecting a strong belief in his destiny to lead.

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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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AOC 2028 Presidential Run: Speculation and Mixed Reactions

The Independent reports that Democratic Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is reportedly considering a run for either president or Senate in 2028. The progressive lawmaker, who gained popularity after being elected in 2019, has been positioning herself for a potential future run, including a nationwide tour and significant fundraising. However, no final decision has been made, as Ocasio-Cortez is allegedly weighing the decision with consideration to the Democratic party. While the party seeks new leadership, she would face competition from established Democrats.

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Beshear Eyes 2028 Run After Polling High with Kentucky Republicans

Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear has confirmed that he is considering a 2028 presidential run, a prospect that could provide a much-needed boost to the Democratic party’s future. Beshear’s appeal lies in his popularity as a Democratic governor in a red state, appealing to moderates and independents. His term ends in December 2027, allowing for a potential presidential campaign. Potential rivals include Pete Buttigieg and Gavin Newsom.

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Eric Trump’s Possible Presidential Run Mocked in Reddit Discussion

Eric Trump has suggested he or another member of the Trump family could pursue the presidency after Donald Trump’s potential second term. He implied that the political path would be accessible to him or other family members, while also acknowledging the personal toll the political arena takes. Despite staying mostly away from politics, Eric expressed dissatisfaction with many politicians and confidence in his own abilities. When questioned about potential financial benefits from the presidency, Eric denied them, citing significant costs to the family.

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