Kamala Harris is still dreaming of the presidency

According to RCO News Agency, despite the concern of Democratic Party leaders and financial donors that Kamala Harris, the former Vice President of Joe Biden, will not win, Harris is still at or near the top of most Democratic primary polls in 2028.

Harris also has strong support among black voters, who have been the most important turnout in most recent Democratic presidential primaries, according to Axios.

After keeping quiet for the first half of this year and then embarking on a book tour focused on 2024, Harris has taken several actions that many Democrats see as the start of the 2028 campaign.

Harris’ book tour has expanded, announcing more stops in various parts of the U.S. on her tour to promote “107 Days,” the story of her brief presidential campaign last year.

Tour stops in early 2026 will include the historic state of South Carolina and cities with large numbers of black voters, including Detroit, Jackson, Mississippi, Memphis, Tennessee, and Montgomery, Alabama.

He appeared before the Democratic National Committee. Harris and her husband, Doug Emhoff, met with national party officials and state party chairs at the Democratic National Committee’s winter meeting in Los Angeles.

At a reception Wednesday evening, Democratic National Committee Chairman Ken Martin quipped that Amhoff could be the next president’s wife, people who heard the remarks told Axios.

In a speech to Democratic officials on Friday, Harris attacked both parties and the status quo. Many in the audience told Axios they were surprised by how different Harris’s comments were from his message in defense of Biden during last year’s campaign.

“Both parties have failed to win public trust,” Harris said in a speech Friday. The government is basically unable to meet the needs of its people. “People are tired of the status quo and are ready to disrupt the situation to bring about change.”

Arguing that US President Donald Trump is a “symptom” of a larger problem, he added: “We cannot afford to feel sorry for a flawed system that has failed so many.”

After the speech, some committee members said they wanted Harris to run in 2028, and when Harris mentioned “the future” during his speech, someone yelled, “You!”

A spokesman for Harris said former Vice President Biden “will approach 2026 with the same commitment he made in 2025, which is to listen to the American people, reflect on the weaknesses of the presidency, and help shape the way forward beyond this political moment.” These include supporting efforts by Democrats to win majorities in the House and Senate.”

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