The 2028 presidential election starts today. It’s set up to the greatest one of our lives.

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The 2028 election is the first post-Boomer, post-Trump, post-Obama election. It comes at a time when, unlike any other in American history, everything is on the table.

This week, the 2028 presidential election begins. It will be the greatest presidential election of your life. It doesn’t matter how old you are.

The 2028 election is the first post-Boomer, post-Trump, post-Obama election. It comes at a time when, unlike any other in American history, everything is on the table.

This is not a between-the-40-yard-lines election like Al Gore and George W. Bush, where critics said the differences were so small that both were part of the “uniparty.” No, this election will likely feature a spectrum of ideas ranging from diversity-minded Democratic socialism to Christian nationalism.

There will be no party bosses controlling the process, unlike in most of American history. There aren’t an obvious nominees, even on the Republican side, given what happened in the midterm elections. There will almost certainly be is the largest number of presidential candidates ever.

In 2016, there were 17 Republicans who ran for president. In 2020, there were 23 Democrats who ran — including three from Massachusetts.

The campaign manager of President Obama’s 2012 reelection campaign said he has already met with 29 potential 2028 Democratic candidates seeking advice. Read that again: 29 for just one party. And that’s just the people who sought his advice and whom he agreed to meet with. The potential list of serious Democratic candidates is closer to 50.

A dozen of them will begin the so-called “invisible primary” today in Denver. They will be taking part in a first-of-its-kind “What’s Next” conference convened by a Democratic organization called Majority Democrats, a group led by Massachusetts Representative Jake Auchincloss.

They include former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg, New Jersey Senator Cory Booker, Representative Ro Khanna of California, Maryland Senator Chris Van Hollen, Arizona Senator Ruben Gallego, Michigan Senator Elissa Slotkin, Georgia Senator Raphael Warnock, Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro, Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger, New…

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