Kamala Harris Hints 2028 Presidential Run
Analysis based on 7 articles · First reported Oct 25, 2025 · Last updated Oct 25, 2025
The potential 2028 presidential bid by Kamala Harris could introduce political uncertainty, impacting sectors sensitive to policy changes. Her criticisms of Donald Trump's actions, particularly regarding federal agencies and media, highlight potential regulatory risks for businesses and media organizations.
Kamala Harris, former US vice president, hinted at a possible 2028 presidential run in an interview with the BBC, stating she is 'not done' with politics. She expressed confidence that a woman will eventually occupy the White House and suggested it could 'possibly' be her. Harris dismissed negative poll numbers, citing her past successes despite them. She also strongly criticized Donald Trump, calling him a 'tyrant' and accusing him of weaponizing the Department of Justice and federal agencies. She highlighted the suspension of Jimmy Kimmel by ABC after a joke about Charlie Kirk's death as an example of Trump's intolerance for criticism. Harris also criticized American business leaders for capitulating to Trump's demands. The White House, through spokeswoman Abigail Becker, dismissed Harris's remarks, suggesting she should accept her 2024 election loss. Harris is currently on a book tour for her memoir, '107 Days', which details her abbreviated 2024 campaign after Joe Biden's withdrawal.
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