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2026-09-03 16:03
Stephen A. Smith has some words for Democrats as he makes his 2028 plans clear
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Washington ExaminerLean right
Stephen A. Smith rejects 2028 run for fear of being ‘taken off the air’
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First reported by Newsweek (Center); 3 outlets over 44h. The right followed 11h later.
Newsweek · +33h Politico · +44h Washington Examiner
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- PoliticoLean left
“The minute I announce that I’m running, I would be taken off the air,” Smith said in an interview with POLITICO’s Dasha Burns.
Read at politico.com → - NewsweekCenter
"College GameDay" analyst Pat McAfee issued a $1 million challenge to his ESPN colleague Stephen A. Smith on Tuesday.
Read at newsweek.com → - Washington ExaminerLean right
Radio host Stephen A. Smith said he is not running for president in 2028 because he’s concerned that he would be “taken off the air.” For the past year, Smith has been floated as a potential Democratic presidential candidate who could potentially challenge other contenders deeply embedded within…
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Washington ExaminerLean right
Stephen A. Smith rejects 2028 run for fear of being ‘taken off the air’
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Stephen A. Smith has some words for Democrats as he makes his 2028 plans clear
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Stephen A. Smith on Trump, Democrats and the politics of chaos
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Pat McAfee Issues $1 Million Challenge to Stephen A Smith
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