Who Wants to Be President in 2028?
For heavy-hitters weighing a national run, the 2026 midterms offer an ideal training ground, allowing candidates to quietly rehearse and fine-tune their retail politics and political messaging under the guise of being good party soldiers. In two years the road to the White House will be open on both sides of the aisle for the first time since 2016, with no incumbent president running for re-election. Josh Green, Bloomberg Businessweek National Correspondent, joins for a closer look. (Source: Bl…
