Senator Mark Kelly’s New Hampshire Visit Sparks 2028 Presidential Speculation
Arizona Senator Mark Kelly made a notable appearance in New Hampshire during Labor Day, stirring discussions about a potential presidential bid in 2028. His visit coincided with a crucial period for New Hampshire voters as they prepare for their primary election on Tuesday.
At a gathering in Manchester, Kelly criticized the economic policies of the Trump administration. He claimed these policies favor wealthy elites over working-class individuals, stating, “It’s not that hard work stopped mattering. It’s just that your hard work now makes somebody else rich. You’re still generating wealth. It just goes into somebody else’s bank account.”
Further emphasizing his point, Kelly remarked, “It’s working for the people making the rules. And those are the rich, the powerful, the predators in the Epstein files, the people who kiss Donald Trump’s a**.”
When questioned by MS NOW about the implications of his campaign activities in New Hampshire, traditionally an early primary state for Democratic candidates, Kelly responded with uncertainty about his future political aspirations, saying, “I don’t know yet … Maybe.”
For more details on Kelly’s potential presidential run, visit the full article on MS NOW.
