US Vice President Kamala Harris is hinting at another presidential bid, sparking speculation about her potential run for 2028. In an upcoming interview with BBC's Laura Kuenssberg, Harris made the most direct suggestion yet to date that she plans to throw her hat into the ring again.
When asked if she would "possibly" be the next president, Harris didn't mince words: "I am not done." The former VP emphasized that her career has been built on a life of service and that she's far from done. While polls currently place her behind several other candidates, including Hollywood star Dwayne Johnson, Harris dismissed them as unreliable.
The interview offered a rare glimpse into Harris' thoughts on the presidency, as well as her criticisms of former President Donald Trump. She described him as a "tyrant" with a thin skin who has weaponized the justice system to silence his critics. Her comments echoed some of the warnings she made during her 2024 presidential campaign about Trump's behavior.
Harris also slammed business leaders and institutions that have compromised their values in order to gain power under Trump. She argued that many are bending to the former president's demands because they want to advance their own interests or avoid scrutiny.
The Vice President's comments were met with criticism from a White House spokesperson, who questioned Harris' credibility after she lost the 2024 presidential election. However, for Harris and her supporters, the interview offered a more optimistic view of her future prospects.
With a new book tour promoting her account of the 2024 campaign underway, Harris is set to continue sharing her vision for American politics in 2028. Her decision will undoubtedly be closely watched by Democrats, Republicans, and voters around the country.
When asked if she would "possibly" be the next president, Harris didn't mince words: "I am not done." The former VP emphasized that her career has been built on a life of service and that she's far from done. While polls currently place her behind several other candidates, including Hollywood star Dwayne Johnson, Harris dismissed them as unreliable.
The interview offered a rare glimpse into Harris' thoughts on the presidency, as well as her criticisms of former President Donald Trump. She described him as a "tyrant" with a thin skin who has weaponized the justice system to silence his critics. Her comments echoed some of the warnings she made during her 2024 presidential campaign about Trump's behavior.
Harris also slammed business leaders and institutions that have compromised their values in order to gain power under Trump. She argued that many are bending to the former president's demands because they want to advance their own interests or avoid scrutiny.
The Vice President's comments were met with criticism from a White House spokesperson, who questioned Harris' credibility after she lost the 2024 presidential election. However, for Harris and her supporters, the interview offered a more optimistic view of her future prospects.
With a new book tour promoting her account of the 2024 campaign underway, Harris is set to continue sharing her vision for American politics in 2028. Her decision will undoubtedly be closely watched by Democrats, Republicans, and voters around the country.
! she's like literally the most underrated politician ever - all that experience as VP and senator is gonna serve her so well in 2028. I mean, who else can bring that level of charisma and gravitas to the table? plus she's already got a rep for being unafraid to speak truth to power, which i think is SO refreshing 
. don't get me wrong, it's crazy how low she is polling right now compared to other potential candidates, but i think that just shows how little people know about her - she's not some flash-in-the-pan candidate, she's a force to be reckoned with 
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, this whole thing is super fishy! First, she's hinting at another presidential run, but what's really going on? Is it just a strategic move to keep her name in the game or something more? And have you seen those polls? She's like 20 points behind Dwayne Johnson? Like, no way 
. This is all about setting up some kind of narrative for 2028, imo. And don't even get me started on that "I am not done" comment - it sounds like a scripted line to me 
. I mean, what's she really hiding? Is there something we're not being told? 
Anyway, I'll be keeping an eye on this one... mark my words 
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but at the same time, i'm a bit worried about the drama that might ensue 
but we'll just have to wait and see what the future holds 
it's like she's saying "okay america, get ready" 
and those diss shots at Trump are EVERYTHING 
i mean I know some people will say her credibility is called into question but let's be real, she won the election once so what's a little doubt 
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. And now Harris is hinting at another run? I'm not sure if she's got what it takes, but I do love her spirit 
)? Harris' words about Trump being a "tyrant" still give me chills 
... she's got some serious guts for calling him that. Anyway, I'm intrigued to see what happens next - will she run again and shake things up in DC? Only time will tell! 
I'm kinda surprised that Kamala's throwing her hat into the ring again 
, but at the same time, she's still got so much to offer 
! What do you guys think? Would Harris make a good president again? 
Another presidential election looming? 
Kamala Harris seems like she's setting up for another run and I'm already getting nervous 
. I mean, don't get me wrong, she's got a lot of experience and all that jazz... but let's be real, the 2024 election was a total disaster for Democrats 
. And now she's basically saying she's not done? What's next? Joe Biden making another comeback? 
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... but I'm curious - what does she plan to change now that she's been in office for a few years? Like, is it just going to be more of the same old politics as usual, or is there something specific she wants to tackle in 2028? 
And honestly, I'm not sure about all this drama around Dwayne Johnson - can't we just focus on electing some decent leaders who'll actually listen to us and do what's best for America? 
, doesn't she? I mean, "I am not done" is a pretty direct message 
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And honestly, I kinda miss her when she's not in the spotlight - maybe take a step back and focus on being a regular congresswoman or something 