Following the 2024 election, Rahm Emanuel is making moves usually associated with someone who wants to run for president, Politico reported.
Emanuel, who recently served as ambassador to Japan and previously served as mayor of Chicago, a three-term congressman, and chief of staff to then-President Barack Obama, has been blanketing the airwaves and op-ed pages since returning from Tokyo.
"I'm not done with public service and I'm hoping public service is not done with me," Emanuel told Politico.
In speeches, Emanuel has begun road testing a possible presidential campaign speech, unafraid to criticize the Democrat Party, Politico said.