Rahm Emanuel re-emerges in the political landscape after his ambassadorship in Japan, actively engaging with media and public speaking despite being outside the electoral arena for years. His presence on political podcasts and columns reflects a notable comeback. High-ranking Democrats regard his potential candidacy as inevitable, despite concerns regarding his alignment with current political sentiments and criticism about his divisive past. Emanuel appears to be reshaping his image, aiming to resonate with the Democratic base while navigating his reputation as a polarizing figure.
Emanuel has been highly visible since returning from Tokyo, securing a CNN contract and a Washington Post column, despite holding no office for a decade.
High-level Democrats seem to accept the inevitability of Emanuel's candidacy, although he is criticized for being unsuited for the current political moment.
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