Kamala Harris returns to US campaign trail with midterms, 2028 in view
The former US vice-president is rallying support for Democrats in key midterm races as she weighs a possible 2028 presidential bid.
Washington: Former Vice President Kamala Harris is resuming her campaign activities to bolster Democrats in critical midterm races, all while mulling over a potential third presidential bid in 2028. Although Harris has done limited public appearances this year, she is currently touring Georgia, Mississippi, Nevada, New Hampshire, and Wisconsin to support Democratic candidates.
Her tour kicked off in Las Vegas with a speech criticizing President Donald Trump and promoting her aspirational image as the first Black, Asian, and female Vice President. Harris emphasized the "serious fight" ahead, describing the administration as "pure brutality" and "corrupt, callous, and incompetent." Despite her lack of popularity among independent voters, Harris remains a prominent figure in the party's 2028 campaign strategy.
However, a potential run in 2028 would not only involve overcoming past electoral defeats but also addressing questions surrounding her judgment during the chaotic 2024 Democratic primary.
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