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Beshear on 2028: ‘I will not leave a broken country’

Beshear plans a unifying campaign to heal the country and lead the Democratic challenge in 2028; he holds a 65% approval rating, the highest among Democrats, Morning Consult found.

  • During a Thursday interview on The Situation Room, Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear signaled openness to a 2028 presidential bid while saying he hasn't made a final decision.
  • Amid books from potential 2028 contenders, Beshear's new book `Go and Do Likewise: How We Heal A Broken Country` adds to speculation about his bid, set to be released this fall.
  • He added that a final decision would come at the end of his gubernatorial term and stressed he would want the 2028 nominee to unite the country.
  • Amid rising speculation, Beshear has increased national media appearances and announced a book tour, which adds to speculation about a 2028 presidential run.
  • With 65 percent approval in recent surveys, Andy Beshear is ahead of potential contenders like Gavin Newsom, according to a February 2026 Morning Consult survey.
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Beshear says he's considering presidential run

Ky. Gov. Andy Beshear addressed speculation on Thursday regarding a possible run for president in the 2028 Democratic primary. Beshear appeared on CNN/s The Situation Room, where he was interviewed by host Pamela Brown about his upcoming book, “Go and Do Likewise: How We Heal A Broken Country,” which will be released this fall. Brown noted to Beshear that “politicians who are looking to run for higher office often write books.” Beshear replied j…

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