Some Dems' 2028 strategy: Make America Nice Again
Axios reports that some Democrats considering 2028 presidential runs believe the midterms showed Americans have soured on Trump-style, scorched-earth political warfare and want a nicer, more optimistic brand of politics, though others in the party aren't so sure. According to Axios, Democrats' midterm blowout has prompted a debate over the lessons of 2026: whether 2028 primary voters will want their own ruthless fighter after two more years of President Trump, or a more unifying figure.
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Some Dems' 2028 strategy: Make America Nice Again
Some Democrats weighing 2028 campaigns for president believe the midterms proved that Americans have soured on Trump-style, scorched-earth political warfare and want a brand of politics that's nicer and more optimistic. Others aren't so sure. Why it matters: Democrats' midterm blowout has prompted a debate over the lessons of 2026 — whether voters in the 2028 primary will want their own ruthless fighter after two more years of President Trump, or will be itching for a more unifying figure. Zoom
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