Rumors Grow Of Democrats 2028 Presidential Run

In another clear sign of the liberal media trying to reshape America’s political future, Vogue magazine has chosen Democrat Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear for its September cover—sparking new speculation about a potential 2028 presidential bid.

Beshear, a far-left politician governing a deep-red Trump state, is now being positioned by Democrat elites and their media allies as a “rising star,” despite pushing progressive policies in a state that overwhelmingly backed President Donald Trump.

“Beshear is the most popular Democratic governor in the country,” Vogue bragged in its Instagram post promoting the story. The magazine praised him for winning in a GOP stronghold without backing away from leftist priorities—a narrative that fits perfectly with the left’s effort to plant Democrat influence in conservative territory.

“His elections have all been close, but each time his margin has grown,” the post added. “He continues to win without compromising progressive values—even in Trump Country.”

Now, Beshear is being floated as a front-runner for the 2028 Democratic presidential nomination, joining a group of liberal hopefuls including California Gov. Gavin Newsom and Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA), who have also been making strategic visits to South Carolina—an early primary battleground.

Beshear hasn’t officially declared a run, but when asked about 2028, he said he would “take a look”—a familiar phrase in Democrat circles used to test the waters before launching full-scale campaigns.

Many conservatives see this latest media spotlight as a coordinated move by coastal elites to push progressive candidates into traditionally conservative states—undermining the will of Trump voters and promoting style over substance.

While hardworking Americans focus on real issues like the economy, border security, and faith in our institutions, left-wing outlets like Vogue are busy crafting narratives to keep the Democrat machine rolling in 2028.