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AOC for President in 2028: A Realistic Shot?

AOC ’28 Starts Now: A Realistic Assessment

AOC’s potential presidential bid in 2028 is sparking considerable debate. The enthusiasm is undeniable, fueled by her progressive policies and charismatic communication style. However, a significant portion of the conversation centers around the stark reality of her electability.

Many express concerns about the electorate’s readiness to elect a woman of color to the highest office. The losses of Hillary Clinton and Kamala Harris, both women facing significant headwinds due to their gender, are frequently cited as evidence that the country isn’t yet prepared for a female president. This isn’t to diminish AOC’s strengths; rather, it highlights a deeply ingrained bias within the electorate that presents a substantial hurdle.… Continue reading

Matt Underwood
Politics

79 percent of Democrats approve of Harris replacing Biden if he steps aside: Poll

When I first heard about the poll stating that 79 percent of Democrats approve of Kamala Harris replacing Joe Biden if he were to step aside, I couldn’t help but feel conflicted. On one hand, it’s reassuring to see such strong support for our Vice President among party members. Still, I can’t ignore the fact that this approval may not necessarily translate into a successful presidential campaign for Harris.

The poll results reveal a complex picture. While the majority of Democrats may give their nod to Harris, a deeper dive into the data shows that only 28 percent of respondents believe she has a better chance of beating Trump compared to Biden.… Continue reading

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