Like most lame-duck Evangelical Republican governors elected in deeply red, low-turnout states simply because they outspent the competition, it appears Kevin Stitt is already plotting, positioning, and openly marketing his next political move on the national stage.
We know this thanks to editorials like the one Stitt recently submitted to The Hill.
Stitt—or his State Chamber handlers—likely crafted the piece to further position himself as a thought and policy leader, aiming to either: A) secure a spot in Trump’s cabinet should the former President win or attempt a coup following a defeat, and/or B) establish Stitt’s credentials as a legitimate presidential contender for 2028.