Democrat Governor Strongly Hints At Run For President

Democrats’ Novel Red-State Strategy

“Facing slim prospects in rural red states, Democrats are embarking on a new tactic to expand the Senate map: encouraging doomed nominees to drop out of races to empower independent candidates to take on Republicans one-on-one,” NBC News reports. “Democrats see it as a win-win situation, arguing that even if the independent candidates lose, the […]

Red-State Democrat Just Gave His Clearest Answer Yet On A 2028 White House Run – 100PercentFedUp.com – by Isaac

Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear stopped short of announcing a campaign, but his two-word answer about Inauguration Day left little doubt about what he is…

Democrat Governor Strongly Hints At Run For President

While speaking at the National Urban League’s annual conference in Nashville on Friday, Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear strongly hinted that he is indeed considering a White House bid in 2028. Beshear joined former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg — another potential 2028 hopeful — for discussions that largely centered on race and urban issues. In one standout moment relating to his potential aspirations, the Democrat governor was asked ab…

Red-State Democrat Just Gave His Clearest Answer Yet On A 2028 White House Run

Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear just came closer than ever to saying the quiet part out loud about 2028. Speaking Friday at the National Urban League’s annual conference in Nashville, the Democrat openly questioned whether his days as a candidate are really over — then gave a remarkably direct answer when pressed about the White House. Beshear recalled walking off the stage after winning reelection in 2023 and telling his wife that he would never…

Republicans roast Democratic dumpster fire in Phil Hands' cartoon

State Journal cartoonist Phil Hands draws a cartoon about the race for governor in Wisconsin. Republicans have settled on a candidate, Tom Tiffany, but the Democratic contest features infighting and candidates dropping out and back into the race.

Democratic Senate candidates pursue a new strategy in rural states: Dropping out

Facing slim prospects in rural red states, Democrats are embarking on a new tactic to expand the Senate map: encouraging doomed nominees to drop out of the race, in order to empower independent candidates to take on Republicans one on one.