Kamala Harris Hints at Future Political Plans

Former Vice President Kamala Harris has suggested that her political career might not be over just yet. In a recent interview with the BBC, she expressed her belief that a woman will one day hold the highest office in the White House—and she might be that woman.

Promoting Her New Book

Harris made these comments while promoting her new book, which details her brief presidential campaign. She emphasized that she hasn't made any decisions about running in the 2028 election. Despite other high-profile Democrats eyeing the race, Harris remains unfazed by early polls.

Criticism of the Current Administration

Harris has been cautious in her criticism of the current administration, unlike some other prominent Democrats such as the governors of Illinois, California, and Minnesota. However, she did acknowledge that her warnings about Donald Trump's authoritarian tendencies during the 2024 campaign have proven accurate.

Criticism of Corporate and Media Concessions

She has also been vocal about her disapproval of major corporations, universities, and media outlets that she believes have capitulated to Trump's demands. Harris cited ABC's decision to suspend Jimmy Kimmel as a prime example.

Keeping Options Open

For now, Harris is keeping her political future open. While she isn't ruling out another presidential run, she isn't making any commitments either. One thing is certain: she isn't ready to exit the political stage just yet.