Kamala Harris might run for president again.
She has Democrat support behind her.
And Joe Biden just made an announcement that could lead to her comeback.
As American Watchdog reports:
Kamala Harris Might Be the 2028 Democrat Nominee
One would think after the fruitless presidential campaign Kamala Harris just ran – not to mention her presidential campaign in 2020 – that Democrats would be done with her.
But a strong movement to trot her back out there in 2028 is building among Democrats.
Now Joe Biden is making comments that heavily imply Harris should make a comeback.
Joe Biden Hints That She Should Make a Political Comeback
The momentum for a 2028 Kamala Harris campaign seems to be growing.
According to Newsweek, “President Joe Biden told Kamala Harris she’s ‘not going anywhere,’ as the vice president reportedly mulls over her next move following her November election loss.”
“Harris, who became her party’s presidential nominee after Biden dropped out of the race in July, ran a truncated campaign in under four months and ultimately lost to Donald Trump. It’s unclear what she will do next, but some reports suggest that she is contemplating whether to run for governor of California in 2026 or to try to win the Democratic nomination for president in 2028.”
It’s bizarre she’s being seriously talked about as the next Democrat nominee for president.
She’s proven over and over to be a fatally flawed candidate.
“The governor’s race would likely be an easy win for her, given her history of being elected in the state as attorney general and then senator. The next Democratic presidential primary, however, is likely to feature a competitive field,” Newsweek reports.
“Harris’ advisers are reportedly torn on what the best next move is, CNN recently reported. Politico reported that the vice president is currently keeping her options open and is expected to weigh up her choices over the holidays.”
If Harris runs for president again, the safest bet is she’ll likely lose just like the last two times.
This would only work to the Republicans benefit with another White House score.
