Kamala Harris Signals 2028 Presidential Comeback Amid Political Criticism

Kamala Harris, former Vice President and 2024 Democratic presidential candidate, has hinted at a potential run for the presidency again in 2028, emphasizing that she is "not done" with politics and has a lifelong commitment to public service. In interviews with the BBC and other outlets, Harris expressed confidence that America will see its first female president in the near future, possibly herself. She criticized President Donald Trump for weaponizing federal agencies like the Department of Justice against political opponents and for his response to the suspension of Jimmy Kimmel's show, highlighting concerns about authoritarian tendencies. Despite polls placing her low among potential Democratic candidates, Harris dismissed these as irrelevant to her decisions, citing her past campaigns that defied polling expectations. Additionally, she accused some business leaders of capitulating to Trump’s demands for personal gain. Harris's remarks reflect her ongoing influence and determination to remain a significant figure in U.S. politics following her 2024 election defeat to President Trump.