US EditionAs Beshear Eyes 2028, He'll Need to Deal with 'the Groups'
FRANKLIN COUNTY, KENTUCKY, JUL 18 – Beshear aims to unite moderate Democrats and overcome fundraising challenges as he builds a national profile in a crowded 2028 Democratic presidential field.
- Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear has expressed interest in running for president and is navigating the early stages of the Democratic nomination process.
- His potential run follows a background of electoral success, including twice winning the governorship and defeating a Republican incumbent in a state won by Trump three times.
- Beshear must address challenges such as raising funds, managing a national campaign, and appealing to diverse party factions while distancing from polarized politics.
- Under Beshear's leadership, Kentucky expanded Medicaid to cover one-third of residents and 600,000 became newly insured, even as federal legislation threatens a $1 billion healthcare cut risking 35 rural hospitals.
- If Beshear pursues the nomination, his moderate record and crisis management abilities could position him well, but success depends on overcoming party dynamics and campaign hurdles in coming years.
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George F. Will: As Democrat Beshear eyes 2028, he’ll need to deal with ‘the groups’ (copy)
THE Republican Party was declared moribund after its 1964 presidential nominee, Sen. Barry Goldwater (Arizona), lost 44 states and 61 percent of the popular vote. But the party won five of the next six presidential elections, 1968-1988. Democrats interrupted their…
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