Democrats Won't Get Rid of Kamala Harris that Easily for 2028

Democrats won't get rid of Kamala Harris that easily for 2028

Democratic politicians and activists want to leave former Vice President Kamala Harris in the party’s past. Given the party that they have cultivated, they aren’t going to get rid of her very easily. The Democratic group Third Way held a conference last week where “few elected officials, strategists or activists volunteered her name when discussing 2028.” Among them is the sentiment that they have already seen what they need to see from Harris, …

Is There Really Any Genuine ‘Harris 2028’ Enthusiasm?

Jonathan Martin of Politico wrote a long piece on Kamala Harris’ book tour, now having lasted than her actual presidential campaign, 166 days to 107. Martin takes a generally skeptical look at the “Harris 2028” buzz, concluding, “it’s easy ...

Moderate Democrats looking past Kamala Harris for 2028, suggesting party 'start over'

Kamala Harris faced skepticism from moderate Democrats for 2028 as party members express doubts about her electability after 2024 loss, according to a Politico columnist.

Selling ‘107 Days’, Kamala Harris Navigates an Uncertain Path Back to the Democratic Nomination

Former Vice President Kamala Harris is extending the life of her political story through a national book tour that may also be buying her time to decide whether to seek the presidency again in 2028, according to a recent Politico report. Her memoir, 107 Days, chronicles her brief 2024 presidential campaign. Ironically, the book’s promotional run has already lasted far longer than the campaign itself. As of early March, Harris has been selling th…

Moderate Democrats looking past Kamala Harris for 2028, suggesting party 'start over' – Democratic Accent

Some moderate Democrats are looking away from former Vice President Kamala Harris, the party’s 2024 nominee, as they look toward 2028, according to a column published Monday. Politico columnist Jonathan Martin spoke to multiple moderate Democrats at a Third Way conference who seemed to indicate they didn’t see the failed 2024 nominee as their next one. “We tried it, it didn’t work, next person up,” Ed Sutton, a South Carolina state senator, told…