Kamala Harris tells allies to keep her options open: 2028 or a California guv race

Vice President Kamala Harris, who is vacationing in Hawaii with her husband, Doug Emhoff, and has kept a low profile since her election loss, has spoken privately to advisers and allies to keep her options open — beyond a possible 2028 presidential run. Whether for or running for governor from his home state of California. According to a Politico report citing five people in Kamala Harris’ inner circle, Harris is ready to explore possible ways to be with family members during the winter holiday season.
A former campaign aide said Harris is in no rush to decide whether he wants to run again in the next six months. She just needs to be visible. “The natural thing would be to set up some kind of entity that would allow her to travel and give speeches and preserve her political connections,” the former aide said.
The most awaited moment right now is Kamala Harris’ upcoming speaking event where she will also announce her role in the Democratic Party. “Having completed her term as vice president, she is poised for the presidency to certify that she lost to Trump in the November election and then appear at the once-and-future president’s inauguration on January 20,” the report said.
As of now, the first thing Harris has to do is decide whether he will make his home in Los Angeles permanent or shift his base elsewhere. She will have to create a personal office as she will be out of public office.
“The good news for Harris, according to her allies, is that her standing in the party made her last as long as she ran her short campaign, which is rare in electoral politics. Her allies believe that her loss will come after a toxic John Kerry or Hillary Clinton. is unlikely to tarnish Harris’s political future in the same way,” the report said.