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Ro Khanna Says 2028 White House Run Is A Family Decision

Khanna said a presidential run would be a family decision and outlined priorities on economic opportunity, immigration, technology and foreign policy.

Ro Khanna Says 2028 White House Run Is A Family Decision
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Ro Khanna said a decision about running for president in 2028 would involve his family, while indicating he would stay involved in the national political debate. He also outlined views on economic opportunity, immigration, workers and technology, and foreign policy.

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ALSO MENTIONED  Barack Obama, Former president whom Khanna supported as a state Senate candidate; Kevin Rudd, Former Australian prime minister who asked Khanna about a possible presidential run; Mahatma Gandhi, Leader of the Indian independence movement referenced in Khanna’s family history

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Ro Khanna Says Family Will Help Decide on 2028 Presidential Bid

Ro Khanna said he has not ruled out running for president in 2028 and described the decision as involving his family. He also outlined policy priorities he wants addressed in the political debate. The outlets tell the story alike, centering on Khanna’s possible candidacy and family decision while also summarizing his policy priorities.

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