“Oh, I think they are ‘off the charts,’” Gavin Newsom, who is mentioned among the possible contenders for the Democratic nomination in the 2028 presidential election, told RBC. At the same time, he declined to predict his own result in the 2028 U.S. presidential election, suggesting that this be left to “more objective minds.”
“I’ll leave that to more objective minds. Fate will decide. The people will decide,” the California governor replied when asked by RBC about his political prospects.
At the same time, he said that the current results of the Republican Party and Donald Trump’s administration significantly increase the Democrats’ chances in the 2028 elections.
Newsom also commented on the possibility of Trump’s impeachment after the congressional elections. He noted that he did not know whether such a procedure would be launched, but that the core of the Democratic Party might have a “strong inclination” to do so for a third time. At the same time, Newsom believes that without 60 votes in the Senate, such an initiative would be more of a “show of virtue.”
Instead, he proposed focusing on oversight of “direct deals and corruption schemes.”
“That is the kind of accountability, it seems to me, that we should expect,” Newsom said.
Earlier this month, Trump said that if the Democrats won the November midterm elections, hell would await the people of the United States.
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