The sports commentator was stunned by a recent poll including him in a list of hypothetical Democratic candidates ahead of the 2028 election.

Stephen A. Smith has a couple of words for the Democratic Party after he started making some headway in the 2028 Presidential Polls. During a recent appearance on Hannity, the First Take host was asked about potentially running for president as a Democrat nominee.

ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith asked House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries on Monday when the Democratic Party will stop discussing the

There are many quintessential Stephen A. Smith clips; he has, after all, built his career on the two-minute segment. But this one from 2018 is my favorite: Stephen A Smith's scouting report for #TNF has Hunter Henry and Derrick Johnson as a key

Sports journalist Stephen A. Smith on his podcast 'The Stephen A. Smith Show' called out the Democratic party for choosing candidates for the electorate. STEPHEN A. SMITH: Y'all are too busy trying to pick candidates for the American people instead of listening to the American people tell you who they want.

Political strategist James Carville criticized sports commentator Stephen A. Smith, arguing he is severely underestimating the talent in the Democratic Party.

Sports commentator Stephen A. Smith argued that people are speculating about whether he will run for office because they are desperate for new Democratic Party leader.

Guys. Smith is a sports talk debate show host. He hasn't been a senator. He's never been a governor. He hasn't run for any office. He's not an expert in the core functions of government. Considering him as a candidate is probably not the best spot to be in.

Stephen A. Smith has the attention of political analysts, the news media and Democrats, who need someone like him to run for president in 2028.

Democratic strategist James Carville criticized ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith in a Wednesday video for floating a presidential run as a

Democratic strategist James Carville said that while he’s a fan of Stephen A. Smith’s sports coverage, the commentator doesn’t know his “a‑‑ from a hole in the ground” when it

Democratic strategist James Carville reacts to the grassroots campaign for sports broadcaster Stephen A. Smith to run for the 2028 Democratic presidential nomination. Okay, you know, I am a big Stephen A.