Edward-Isaac Dovere
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Kamala Harris is sticking to her own timeline on a 2028 decision | CNN Politics (opens the original)
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Kamala Harris knows other potential 2028 Democratic candidates are waiting on her decision about running for president again. Sheâs going to keep them waiting. The former vice president is running her own Malibu-based version of a Rose Garden strategy, keeping to occasional social media videos boosting Democrats generally or taking shots at President Donald Trump. Staying mostly in her recently purchased Southern California home, Harris is making calls to supporters and planning fall campaign
Fed-up Pennsylvania Democrats plot to run for Fettermanâs seat in 2028 | CNN Politics (opens the original)
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John Fettermanâs recorded speech to the Republican midterm convention on Wednesday was the last straw for many top Pennsylvania Democrats: They donât want the senator anywhere around for the final weeks of this intense election year, and many are already zeroing in on a possible consensus choice to run for his seat in 2028 â regardless of whether Fetterman is on the ballot. While several potential Democratic challengers are in the mix, many party leaders are starting to look at Pittsburgh-
Kamala Harris to campaign with Sen. Jon Ossoff as part of midterms swing | CNN Politics (opens the original)
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Kamala Harris will keynote a Fulton County Democrats dinner and stump with Georgia Sen. Jon Ossoff at the end of October, capping off a spate of appearances on the trail for a select group of candidates on the midterms ballot this year. That positions Harris as a closer in one of the key Senate races in the country, in a state she narrowly lost to Donald Trump in 2024 but that is expected to again be a major battleground for the 2028 presidential election. And it means Ossoff, who is running for
Gavin Newsom will leave office in January. In South Carolina, he previews what could come next | CNN Politics (opens the original)
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The hair gel mostly withstood the Low Countryâs sticky sweat. Between events in South Carolina, now fully enshrined as Democratsâ first presidential primary state, Gavin Newsom acknowledged last weekâs trip was indeed part of feeling out a campaign. âObviously, itâs an early calendar state, but, you know, my state of mind was here before,â the California governor told CNN during an interview in the staff kitchen of a cultural center after his session with voters here. âIâd be lyi
An 80-year-old senator is asking for six more years â and pitching himself as revolutionary | CNN Politics (opens the original)
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The Boston Tea Party wasnât really about the tea, and it certainly wasnât about the Mohawks though those were the costumes the colonists wore as they dumped the boxes overboard. In Tuesdayâs Democratic Senate primary in deep blue Massachusetts, longtime Sen. Ed Markey is harking back to those revolutionary roots as he pitches himself to voters as the anti-establishment candidate against Rep. Seth Moulton â despite arriving to Washington just three years after Joe Biden did in 1973. Altho
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