Who's running for president in 2028 and who's not?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

67% : My decisions in my life have always been made around how can I best be of service to God, how can I best be of service to our country," Gabbard said.
54% : "I mean, everybody is sort of out there trying to get the touch and the feel [of] like what is actually happening in the country and are the things that Trump is doing, which is now dropping his approval rating, really registering with people," 2016 presidential candidate Hillary Clinton said at a book talk in New York City on Thursday.
46% : The Republican Party currently has a trifecta with majorities in the House and the Senate and Trump in the White House.
41% : MORE: Kamala Harris steps back into limelight with speech criticizing Trump as he celebrates his first 100 days At the same time, some Democrats say the party's focus, as it regroups after its losses in 2024, needs to be on the 2026 midterm elections for the House of Representatives and the Senate -- not on 2028.

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