NAN tease with Rev. Al Sharpton
“You're going to be my running mate?”
At the National Action Network convention, Khanna teased a possible 2028 White House bid in an exchange with Rev. Al Sharpton.

7 sourced entries (Speech, Reporting, Interview). Ro Khanna has shifted from coy to openly weighing a 2028 presidential bid, with multiple sourced beats on messaging, advisers, and a post-midterms decision.
Politico (via Mediaite) reported that former Biden White House chief of staff Ron Klain has been informally advising Khanna as he considers a possible 2028 presidential bid. Mediaite ↗
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7 entries — Interview: 2 · Speech: 1 · Reporting: 4
“You're going to be my running mate?”
At the National Action Network convention, Khanna teased a possible 2028 White House bid in an exchange with Rev. Al Sharpton.
The Hill covered Khanna's NAN exchange as keeping the door open to a possible 2028 White House bid while he remains a California House member.
In a Newsweek interview, Khanna offered two reasons he would consider a 2028 run: representing what he called 'the economic future' and championing a multiracial democracy.
CNBC reported on Khanna taking his economic message to Rust Belt voters amid speculation about a potential 2028 White House run.
“I'm going to consider it after the midterms”
CNBC reported Khanna taking an economic message to Rust Belt voters and saying he will consider a 2028 bid after the midterms.
CNBC's May 2026 piece framed Khanna's China/economic message in Rust Belt venues as early 2028 infrastructure rather than a California-only profile.
Politico (via Mediaite) reported that former Biden White House chief of staff Ron Klain has been informally advising Khanna as he considers a possible 2028 presidential bid.
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