DeclarationRepublicanMajor
Simpsons writer Dan Greaney throws hat in 2028 race"Dan Greaney, 'Simpsons' writer who predicted Trump presidency, runs for president"
Why you should care Fresh comic blood enters the presidential contest.
The 2028 presidential race is heating up with unexpected candidates and theatrics. A 'Simpsons' writer is throwing his hat in the ring, while Tucker Carlson plays coy with his 2028 plans. Meanwhile, familiar faces are making waves with bold claims and surprise cash splurges.
Why you should care Fresh comic blood enters the presidential contest.
Why you should care The former Fox star keeps us guessing on his next move.
Why you should care Rough optics: voters might not love Disney trips on donor dimes.
Why you should care Legal limits won't stop him from dreaming big.
Why you should care Coast-to-coast hustle could boost his 2028 credentials.
Why you should care Polls show Rubio picking up strength in the race.
Why you should care Cruz's presidential dreams clash with shaky poll numbers.
Why you should care Backing Biden could backfire if Harris steals the spotlight.
Why you should care Fresh numbers on who Republican voters actually want.
Why you should care Find out which Democrat has the early edge in 2028.
Why you should care Don't expect Tucker to shake up the 2028 race.
Why you should care The big question: Is AOC too bold for 2028?
Why you should care A peek into the Dems gearing up for 2028.
Why you should care Kentucky's Governor might be making a presidential play.
Why you should care Carlson's political moves spark questions about his 2028 ambitions.
Why you should care Two potential contenders in the spotlight for the next big race.
Why you should care Ossoff might be Democrats' rising star for the presidential race.
Why you should care Vance's shift could impact his future presidential aspirations.
Why you should care When your critic wants you to run, pay attention.
Why you should care From octagon to Oval Office? Maybe Sonnen's ready for a new ring.
Why you should care He'll chat with his wife before stepping into the ring.
Why you should care A primary win puts Democrats' anti-Trump candidate in the spotlight.