Indiana Democrats want Ron Klain, Biden's former chief of staff, to run for Senate in 2024. But Klain says he’s not interested. “Absolutely not,” he told West Wing Playbook. “I’ve never run for anything in my life.”
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“Ron Klain would give Hoosier Democrats an incredible shot in the arm and a legitimate chance to win the open Senate seat,” saidin 2008 and was one year behind Klain at North Central High School in Indianapolis. “He would be an outstanding candidate, but more importantly, he would be a terrific United States senator and help make the institution a better place.
Klain, for his part, says he’s not interested. “Absolutely not,” he told West Wing Playbook. “I’ve never run for anything in my life.”
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