Vice President Kamala Harris, 60, is reportedly weighing her political future after her recent electoral defeat, with close allies suggesting she could eye a California gubernatorial bid in 2026 or even a second run for the presidency in 2028. Sources close to Harris reveal that she’s committed to “staying in the fight” but will take time to discuss her next steps with family during the holidays.
“She doesn’t have to decide right now,” a former campaign aide explained. “The natural move would be to establish an organization that keeps her politically connected while exploring her options.”
Harris’ potential comeback has stirred conversation among Democrats. Polls indicate she could remain a major contender in 2028, although her favorability ratings dipped during her vice presidency. An NBC News poll from June 2023 showed that 49% of voters viewed her negatively, one of the lowest approval ratings for a vice president in decades.
Still, Harris maintains a strong presence in hypothetical Democratic primaries. A post-election poll pegged her at 41%, far ahead of prominent figures like California Governor Gavin Newsom, who is term-limited, opening a path for Harris to return to her home state.
While vacationing in Hawaii with her family, Harris avoided the traditional post-election “losers party” at the White House, marking a quieter chapter following a whirlwind campaign season.
Brian Brokaw, a former aide, noted that while Harris has the credentials to win any office she pursues, skepticism about her past campaigns may pose challenges. “People can learn from adversity,” Brokaw remarked, “but she’ll need to define what comes next.”
As Harris prepares to leave the Naval Observatory, she faces critical decisions about her political trajectory, particularly as the Democratic Party recalibrates in the face of Donald Trump’s return to the presidency.
“There will be a desire to hear her voice,” a source close to Harris confirmed. “She won’t stay silent for long.”
Harris has yet to comment publicly on her future plans, but insiders expect her to remain a fixture in national politics, navigating the path ahead with her trademark deliberation.
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She’s a dolt.
GOOD RIDENCE>
Som’body, “knock her out”!!!!!!!!!Sent from my iPhone
excellent report
U.S. CITIZENS NEED HER LIKE THE COVID & FLU & GOUT ALL MIXED TOGETHER
You fucken stupid cunt. American don’t want a lying cunt who push her self off as a fucken worthless nigger when we know the she a East Indian piece of shit. Bitch you fucken cunts did to the American taxpayers will not be forgotten. Go back to your fucken shit hole.
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What? No mention of using 25A to get that demented MISSILE-AUTHORIZING corrupt Biden off the war-button.. or does HARRIS SUPPORT BIDEN’s AUTHORIZATION to USE U.S.A [potentially nuke] WEAPONS INSIDE RUSSIA??
Oh I don\’t think I can take that laugh and every tooth showing. She was really full of herself. Dumb as a rock
Harris running again in 2028? The Democrats don’t want her, so in all likelihood she’ll fail like the last time she ran for the Democrat nomination and got 5% or less in every primary. She only became the Dem candidate this time, because the DNC overlords wanted Biden out. Then even with the millions of “I always vote Democrat” moron voters, and only minimal election fraud by Democrats, she still lost. Kamala Harris has been in her last national election.