As Gavin Newsom closes the chapter on his time as California governor, he’s mulling his next move: running for president in 2028. But with what's shaping up to be a crowded race among Democrats, does Newsom have what it takes to get the left’s vote? Bloomberg Opinion columnist Ronald Brownstein breaks it down. (Source: Bloomberg)
As Gavin Newsom closes the chapter on his time as California governor, he’s mulling his next move: running for president in 2028. But with what's shaping up to be a crowded race among Democrats, does Newsom have what it takes to get the left’s vote? Bloomberg Opinion columnist Ronald Brownstein breaks it down. (Source: Bloomberg)
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