A former Republican governor is weighing another bid for the presidency in 2028, signaling potential shifts within the party amid concerns about its current direction. The politician, who previously clashed with the GOP’s leading figure in the 2024 race, suggests the party may need to reassess its strategy following disappointing midterm results. His comments come as internal divisions grow over whether the party should pivot or double down on its existing approach. The speculation adds to broader uncertainty about the GOP’s path forward in the coming years.
Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie (R) on Tuesday said he's considering a third presidential run in 2028 as the Republican Party faces a bleak midterm outlook. Christie, a onetime Trump ally who ran against him for the GOP nomination in 2024, questioned whether the party will decide it needs to change its approach or...
