ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith on Tuesday hinted that independent Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders and Democrat New York State Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez helped open their minds to the 2028 presidential election.
Smith said Monday on the National Broadcasting Agency (NAB) that he had no interest in pursuing a presidency, but that he has shown that he will remain flexible based on the state of the country and the likelihood of winning. Above “Stephen A. Smith Shaw“On Tuesday, he said he believes that Sanders and Ocasio-Cortez are not the ideal custodians of the Democrats and that he needs to “talk at the NAB meeting.” (Related: Tim Waltz is still trying to explain how badly his party failed in 2024)
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“When I think about Republicans, I think Republicans are asking us, especially Trump, ‘Trust me.’ Incidentally, he won a popular vote, so he is in a position to do it. “He has a 6-3 majority on the Supreme Court, meaning the Americans didn’t just give him it. He took it because he realized what the left wasn’t doing.
“Let me ask all of this question. We’re supposed to leave it to Bernie Sanders and AOC, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. We’re supposed to leave it to individuals who say it’s completely okay to tax 70% of your money. “Should we say it’s okay? So is it okay?”
Smith said he was independent, but he instructed in February. episode of his show that he would probably run as a Democrat.
Smith earned 2% support in January Opinion survey McLaughlin & Associates requested participants to select their favourite candidates for the 2028 Democratic presidential primary. Former Vice President Kamala Harris led the field with 33% support.
Sanders and Ocasio-Cortez traveled the country on a Vermont Senator’s “Combat Oligarchy” tour. crowd They believe that the party “best reflects” how they fight “the interests of so many powers and corporations” in the United States when asked to name Democratic leaders. According to Go to the CNN/SSRS opinion poll published on March 16th.
both Sanders and Ocasio-Cortez A tax rate of over 70% has been raised for wealthy Americans.
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