Stephen A Smith Drops Giant Truth Bomb On Democrats While Speaking About His Potential Run For U.S. President In 2028

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Stephen A Smith has talked up a potential run at the United States presidency, claiming he could upstage any Democratic hopeful amid rumors of him running for office in 2028.

While the ESPN star is unlikely to ever run, a recent poll revealed that two percent of voters would pick him as the next president. He was just one point behind former Vice Presidential candidate Tim Walz and Pennsylvania’s sitting Governor Josh Shapiro.

Some folks have suggested that sports anchor should take it seriously as he has indicated that he has political aspirations. And Smith reckons he would be quite the hit if he ever decided to be a candidate.

“I’m qualified to be a hell-raiser,” he said in a recent interview. “I’m going to bring the rain. Nobody is safe with me. Not a Democrat. Not a Republican. No one.”

The ‘First Take’ host supports the Democratic party but thinks it did a poor job managing the country over the past term.

“Woke culture and cancel culture ravaged the country,” he said recently. “The Democrats were way more focused on that than the economy, immigration, and crime.”

Stephen A Smith Admits He Isn’t Qualified To Be President

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Despite the above, Stephen A Smith has insisted he isn’t going to run for office.

TMZ caught up with the star journalists in New Orleans last week and tried asking him whether there was any chance of him running. He cut them off before they were able to get the question out.

“I ain’t trying to run for office or anything like that,” he said. “I love talking politics. I love talking about things not just sports. If the American people want to sit up there and say ‘Yo we want Stephen A. to run’ I’m not going to be mad at that.

“I don’t know what the hell they’re thinking. I ain’t qualified, but if you want to go ahead and entertain it, you can go ahead and entertain it.”

While the outspoken sports show host has zero political experience, he also acknowledged that it isn’t necessary as Donald Trump has won two elections without a political history before his first run.

“He’s inspired all of us because if he can be president, a lot of us could be president,” he remarked.