Kamala Harris's Future in Politics Remains Uncertain as She Leaves Door Open for Another Run
In a wide-ranging interview with the BBC, US Vice President Kamala Harris dropped hints about her future plans and left the door open for another presidential run. When asked if she was "done" with politics after losing the 2024 election to Donald Trump, Harris replied, "I am not done," sparking speculation about whether she will attempt another bid for the White House.
The remarks come at a time when Harris has been promoting her new book, "107 Days," which details her tumultuous tenure as Democratic nominee. In the interview, Harris expressed frustration with Trump's authoritarian tendencies and said that his actions had proved her warnings about him to be correct. She also criticized businesses and universities for being too willing to bow to the president's demands.
The White House responded to Harris's claims in a statement, with spokeswoman Abigail Jackson saying that Harris "lost the election in a landslide" and that the American people don't care about her "absurd lies." However, Harris remained focused on the future and touched on the possibility of a woman being elected President one day. She said that her grandnieces would definitely see a female president in their lifetime.
While Harris didn't commit to another presidential run, she didn't rule it out either, saying only that "possibly" and that she's not focusing on that right now. However, recent polls suggest that even among registered Democrats in California, which Harris won in 2024, just under half think she should run again.
The mixed signals from Harris have left many wondering about her future plans. With the 2028 presidential election looming, it remains to be seen whether she will take another shot at the White House or continue to focus on other aspects of her career and public life.
In a wide-ranging interview with the BBC, US Vice President Kamala Harris dropped hints about her future plans and left the door open for another presidential run. When asked if she was "done" with politics after losing the 2024 election to Donald Trump, Harris replied, "I am not done," sparking speculation about whether she will attempt another bid for the White House.
The remarks come at a time when Harris has been promoting her new book, "107 Days," which details her tumultuous tenure as Democratic nominee. In the interview, Harris expressed frustration with Trump's authoritarian tendencies and said that his actions had proved her warnings about him to be correct. She also criticized businesses and universities for being too willing to bow to the president's demands.
The White House responded to Harris's claims in a statement, with spokeswoman Abigail Jackson saying that Harris "lost the election in a landslide" and that the American people don't care about her "absurd lies." However, Harris remained focused on the future and touched on the possibility of a woman being elected President one day. She said that her grandnieces would definitely see a female president in their lifetime.
While Harris didn't commit to another presidential run, she didn't rule it out either, saying only that "possibly" and that she's not focusing on that right now. However, recent polls suggest that even among registered Democrats in California, which Harris won in 2024, just under half think she should run again.
The mixed signals from Harris have left many wondering about her future plans. With the 2028 presidential election looming, it remains to be seen whether she will take another shot at the White House or continue to focus on other aspects of her career and public life.