Harris Eyes 2028, Criticizes Biden's 2024 Handling

In a BBC interview and while promoting her memoir 107 Days, former Vice President Kamala Harris said she is “not done” with public service and left open the possibility of a 2028 presidential bid, saying she could “possibly” be president. She dismissed the significance of polls and long-shot betting odds, saying she never paid much attention to them in earlier campaigns. Harris criticized President Biden’s handling of the 2024 campaign era, saying she regrets not urging him to reconsider running because of the campaign’s physical demands while asserting she never questioned his capacity to serve. She denounced Donald Trump as a “tyrant,” arguing her warnings about him had been borne out and accusing him of weaponizing institutions such as the Department of Justice. The interview revisited the turbulence of her 107-day campaign, including losing all seven swing states to Trump, and prompted mixed reactions and renewed debate over Democratic strategy ahead of 2028.