East-Obama official Rahm Imanuel, who is likely to run for the President in 2028, says the Democrat brand is ‘weak, waking up, toxic’.
A precursor for the 2028 election, the head of the Barack Obama administration, Rahm Imanuel said that the current brand of the Democratic Party is weak, waking up and toxic. Emmanuel feels that his party focused a lot on “Culture War Issues”, which opened the door for President Donald Trump. Imanuel told the Wall Street Journal, “If you want the country to give you the key to the car, then someone got the artefacts of an agenda that is fighting for the US, not only Trump,” Imanuel told Wall Street Journal. “American dream has become ineffective. It is inaccessible. And it is unacceptable for us.”He said, “I have sympathy and sympathy to a child trying to find out my pronoun, but it does not trump the fact that the rest of the class does not know what a pronoun is,” he said.Emanuel is a long-term Democrat, who wore several hats as a former Congressman, two-term mayor of Chicago and ambassador to Japan. Imanuel took a job in Kamala Harris’ coronation as a party candidate without any primary in 2024 and said in 2028 that voters would be lucky and would have a real debate, one did not have them in 2024.Former house speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif) recently said in an interview that he believes Emanuel would run for the President in 2028. Pelosi was asked by the Free Press whether Imanuel would start the bid for the White House. “I think,” Pelosi replied.Imanuel also, never dismissed any speculation on his dialect. Imanuel told the free press, “Before I take a decision, I want to know that I have an answer that I think what is in our country, reduces our politics, and leaves the party – and they can all have the same answers.” “I have not done with public service,” said Imanuel. “I hope this has not been done to me.”Kamala Harris has not yet announced her next political move, and a run of 2028 was not denied, although she is also weighing whether she should run for the Governor of California.
