Democratic Party, Stephen A. Smith and 2028 presidential run

Contributor: Democrats, do not ignore Stephen A. Smith
Is the most influential man in sports media going to run for office? Probably not, but Democrats need to learn his messaging lessons.
Stephen A. Smith says Democrats are 'lost,' hints he is seriously considering presidential run
Stephen A. Smith appeared on "The Tonight Show" on Wednesday, where he said Democrats are currently 'lost' and hinted that he may actually be serious about running for president.
Stephen A. Smith slams 'Lost' Democrats and drops major hint that he’s seriously eyeing a 2028 presidential run
Stephen A. Smith's potential 2028 presidential run is making headlines after his remarks on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon." The ESPN host criticized the Democratic Party, calling it "lost" and lacking a strong national leader.
Stephen A. Smith Says The Democratic Party Has No 2028 Presidential Prospects: “They’ve Come To Me”
The sports personality stays very busy nowadays, starting off his day with First Take and then recording his personal, non-ESPN-affiliated Stephen A. Smith Show in the afternoons. He also helps hosts too many other shows on ESPN to count, and can still apparently find time to stop in and chat on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
Stephen A. Smith Asks Top Dem When His Party Will ‘Let Go Of’ Jan. 6 — He Responds By Ranting About It
ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith asked House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries on Monday when the Democratic Party will stop discussing the
Stephen A. Smith agrees to new $100 million deal with ESPN, per report
Stephen A. Smith and ESPN have reached agreement on a new five-year contract worth at least $100 million, according to The Athletic.
Stephen A. Smith now boasts he’d be favorite in 2028 Democrat primary: ‘I can beat them all!’
Acknowledging that he’s personally ‘not qualified’ to be president, ESPN commentator Stephen A. Smith said that one merely needs to ‘consider who is on the other side’ and how Trump has ‘gotten away with saying very little in terms of being coherent.
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Democrats, do not ignore Stephen A. Smith
Is the most influential man in sports media going to run for office? Probably not, but Democrats need to learn his messaging lessons.
Stephen A. Smith on presidential run talk: ‘I approve this message’
Stephen A. Smith is giving his seal of approval to chatter that he could make the switch from sports to politics with a White House bid. “Folks are nuts, number one,” the sports commentator told Jimmy Fallon when asked Wednesday on NBC’s “The Tonight Show” what he made of recent headlines naming him as a potential future
ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith Opens Up About His Potential Run For U.S. President In 2028
Stephen A. Smith responds to 2028 presidential rumors, joking about the buzz but acknowledging the growing speculation.
Stephen A. Smith Responds to Rumblings That He Could Run for President in 2028
ESPN's Stephen A. Smith has quite the life going for him right now. As host of the highly rated First Take, the 57-year-old is reportedly making $12 million per year and as of last December, was in negotiations to raise that number to $20 million.
Stephen A. Smith says Trump’s win is a ‘mandate’ for Democratic party to change
ESPN host and podcaster Stephen A. Smith gave a harsh rebuke to the Democratic Party for not taking the blame for President ...
ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith turns up political talk, triggering 2028 speculation
Sports commentator Stephen A. Smith is taking on a new role in Democratic politics as the party searches for its identity ...
Stephen A. Smith spars with Whoopi Goldberg on the real cause of Democrats’ 2024 loss
ESPN host Stephen A. Smith challenged Whoopi Goldberg during “The View” on Tuesday over the Democratic Party’s messaging ...
Ambitious Democrats Have a New Game Plan: Yak It Up About Sports
Prominent leaders are flocking to sports radio shows and podcasts, an early sign of how the party is trying to reach apolitical young men who have tilted toward President Trump.
Evening Report — Democrats adrift as Trump charges ahead
Presented by National Council on Aging{beacon} Evening Report TRUMP FIRST 100 DAYS© Greg NashDemocrats seek winning message ...