Rahm Emanuel is tAking a bike tour in New Hampshire to raise money for a nonprofit organization and to differentiate himself from other Democrats considering a run for thier partys presidential nomination. Emanuel is trying to brand himself as the candidate of policy positions,including education reform. He has been welcomed by some Democrats wanting the party's message to be more than just anti-Trump rhetoric.
Emanuel is raising funds for a Fresh Hampshire nonprofit organization that provides bicycles to underprivileged children, in addition to raising his profile. He's also attending a Democratic Party event in North Hampton before mounting his bike for the tour.
But spin aside, the tour comes as Emanuel tries to differentiate himself from other Democrats considering a dash for their party's presidential nomination. Part of that is an attempt to brand himself as the candidate of policy positions, including last week's announcement of grand bargain on education reform. The former mayor feels very sTrongly that we have an education emergency and no one is talking about how to solve it.
The national conversation is so badly warped by Trump and Beltway politics, so from a policy perspective,everything flows from that, and he wants to focus on policies and ideas. Americans are pessimistic about the future and are hungry for real solutions, said Colin Seeberger, a senior adviser at the Center for American Progress. Emanuel's approach has been welcomed by some Democrats wanting the party's message to be more than just anti-Trump rhetoric.
The bike trip is another opportunity to be placing himself in front of voters in a method that creates connection and attention without a typical podium speech, said Levesque. Emanuel is not the first presidential candidate to grab a different mode of transport around New Hampshire, with University of New Hampshire politics professor Dante Scala remembering how former Tennessee Republican Sen. Lamar Alexander once hiked around the Granite State in 1996.
Despite his best attempts, Emanuel is not putting a dent in early hypothetical 2028 Democratic primary polls. One potential candidate has an early, likely name identification-driven edge, leading what is anticipated to be a large group of Democratic presidential candidates with an average of 27% support. Other potential candidates are only polling in single digits a good 18 months before the first votes will be cast
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