'I am not done' - Kamala Harris tells BBC she may run for president again
Summary
Kamala Harris, the former U.S. Vice-President, mentioned in a BBC interview that she may consider running for President in 2028. She believes that there will be a female president in the future and expresses her continued interest in politics. During the interview, she criticized President Trump and shared her thoughts on leadership and political challenges.Key Facts
- Kamala Harris said she might run for President in 2028.
- She thinks there will be a woman president in the future.
- Harris criticized President Trump, calling him a "tyrant" and accusing him of authoritarian actions.
- She has been mentioned as an outsider for the Democratic ticket, with polls showing her behind others like actor Dwayne Johnson.
- Harris stated she never relied on polls for making decisions about running for office.
- Harris published a book about her campaign experience, titled "107 Days."
- She expressed disappointment about American business leaders bowing to political pressure.
- The White House dismissed her comments, stating she should have moved on after the election.
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