Democrats are holding their breath as a power player in the party moves to shake up the 2028 race.
Former Chicago mayor Rahm Emanuel, who served as President Barack Obama’s first chief of staff, has been running the playbook of a presidential hopeful without officially running—making media rounds, touring key swing states, and unveiling policy proposals.
In a crowded field of potential candidates, Emanuel, 66, has emerged as a provocateur, seeking to pull the Democratic Party rightward while casting it as “weak and woke” and obsessed with “debates over pronouns, bathroom access and renaming schools.”
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