The midterms are fast approaching, which means that—hard as it is to believe—we are mere months away from the launch of the 2028 presidential cycle. As Democratic hopefuls prepare for a potential run, we can already glean which issues will be top of mind as the candidates jockey for support ahead of the presidential primaries.
From Medicare for All to AI data centers and Flock cameras, Supreme Court reform to military aid to Israel, certain threshold issues will drive the 2028 debate on the Democratic side. And while we are still months away from official campaign launches, several likely Democratic candidates have already signaled where they stand on these core questions.
In tomorrow’s piece, takes a look at where likely 2028 Democratic candidates are positioning themselves on these issues, and digs into the dynamic we may see play out on the 2028 Democratic debate stage.
And in case you missed it, yesterday dove into all the ways Donald Trump is making an already tough election cycle for Republicans even tougher by putting himself front and center at every turn, even as he prepares to skirt any responsibility for the coming electoral rout the GOP is sure to face this November.