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2026-10-04 20:17
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Senator John Kennedy considers 2028 presidential run
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First reported by Fox News (Right); 4 outlets over 3h. The left followed 3h later.
Fox News · +43 min Washington Examiner · +1h The Washington Times · +3h NBC News
What each side is saying
- NBC NewsLean left
Republican Sen. John Kennedy of Louisiana tells "Meet the Press" he is considering running for president in 2028.
Watch at youtube.com → - The Washington TimesLean right
Sen. John Kennedy said Sunday he may run for president in 2028.
Read at washingtontimes.com → - Washington ExaminerLean right
Sen. John Kennedy (R-LA) said Sunday that he is considering running for president in 2028 if a “bunch of goobers” enter the field but emphasized that he is focused on reelection during the next cycle.
Read at washingtonexaminer.com → - Fox NewsRight
Democratic senators aren't rallying behind Kamala Harris despite her frontrunner status, with a wide open primary looming for the 2028 race.
Read at foxnews.com →
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NBC NewsLean left
Senator John Kennedy considers 2028 presidential run
Watch at youtube.com →The Washington TimesLean right
Sen. John Kennedy says he's weighing GOP presidential bid in 2028
Read at washingtontimes.com →Washington ExaminerLean right
John Kennedy teases 2028 presidential run if ‘a bunch of goobers’ enter race
Read at washingtonexaminer.com →Fox NewsRight
WATCH: Dem senators dodge backing Kamala Harris in potential 2028 run: ‘Very messy’
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