2028 Presidential Bids: What's Next?

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Introduction to 2028 Presidential Bids

California Gov. Gavin Newsom and former Vice President Kamala Harris are HINTING at 2028 White House bids.

What's Happening?

Newsom says he'll consider a run after the 2026 elections
Harris is also FLIRTING with the idea of a 2028 presidential bid
So, **WHO WILL RUN IN 2028?

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