Summary
Democratic politicians are gathering in New York to connect with African American activists and begin forming strategies for the 2028 presidential race. Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro spoke, criticizing President Donald Trump’s impact on safety and increasing discrimination in the country.
Key Facts
- Democratic politicians are meeting at a conference led by Rev. Al Sharpton in New York.
- The meeting is seen as the start of the 2028 presidential race for Democrats.
- Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro spoke at the conference.
- Shapiro criticized President Trump, saying his leadership makes the U.S. less safe.
- Shapiro blamed President Trump for increased antisemitism, Islamophobia, racism, and bigotry.
- Shapiro emphasized the need for an honorable president and disagreed with Trump’s actions.