Kamala Harris Hints at Future Political Plans

Kamala Harris, the former Vice President, has hinted that she might not be done with politics just yet. In a recent chat with the BBC, she said she still believes a woman will take the top job in the White House someday. And who knows, it might just be her. She made these comments while promoting her new book, which talks about her short-lived presidential campaign. Harris is clear: she hasn't made any decisions about running in 2028. There are plenty of other big names eyeing that race, but she's not sweating the early polls. Harris has been careful about speaking out against the current administration. She's not been as vocal as some other Democrats, like the governors of Illinois, California, and Minnesota. But she did say that her warnings about Trump's authoritarian tendencies during the 2024 campaign have come true. She's also been critical of big companies, universities, and media outlets that she thinks have given in too easily to Trump's demands. Harris pointed to ABC's decision to suspend Jimmy Kimmel as an example. Despite all this, Harris is keeping her options open. She's not ruling out another run for the presidency, but she's not making any promises either. One thing's for sure: she's not ready to step away from the political spotlight just yet.