Kamala Harris hints at a potential 2028 presidential run despite previous defeats.
Just when you thought Kamala Harris had taken a hint from history, she’s back, dangling the prospect of a 2028 presidential run. Some liberals apparently can’t take “no” for an answer—especially when “no” came in the form of a historic landslide defeat last year.
In a laughably tone-deaf BBC interview, the twice-failed presidential candidate declared she’s “not done” with politics. Asked if she’d run again, Harris responded with her patented indecipherable shrug: “Possibly.” Decision? Still pending. Impact? Already disastrous.
Kamala’s claim of being “not done” might make her feel heroic, but to the rest of America, it looks like her denying her résumé of failure: tanked economy, open borders, and crime surging everywhere. Somehow, she thinks that qualifies as public service. It doesn’t—Americans said so loud and clear in 2024.
In a recent BBC interview, the interviewer asked Kamala if she’s made a decision about a third presidential run.
“No, I have not,” she admitted.
“But you say in your book, ‘I’m not done,’” the interviewer pointed out.
