“I’m not done.” The former vice president of the United States and presidential candidate defeated by Donald Trump does not rule out the idea of entering the race for the White House again.
In an interview with the BBC, Kamala Harris assures that her great-nieces will see a woman leading the country “in their lifetime.” “It’s safe,” he adds. When asked if she was that woman, she said “maybe.”
The former vice president confirms that no decision has yet been made, but does not close the door on that possibility.
“I’m not done. I’ve lived my entire career serving others and it’s etched in my memory,” Kamala Harris said.
Therefore, according to her, a future in politics seems possible, despite the fact that polls place her in a bad position in the event of a Democratic primary.
A “traumatic” experience
But she leaves these surveys aside. “If I had listened to the polls, I wouldn’t have run for my first term, nor my second, and I certainly wouldn’t be sitting here,” she said.
If he were to run for president, it would still be something of a surprise. In fact, in the book 107 daysIn his report, published last September, he remembers his campaign and his defeat, which he describes as “traumatic.”
Kamala Harris also indicated, in the interview with the BBC, that her predictions about Donald Trump’s mandate and that he would act like a fascist, turned out to be true. “He said he would weaponize the Justice Department, and that’s exactly what he did.”
He also regrets ABC’s suspension of comedian Jimmy Kimmel after a joke about the Republican reaction to Charlie Kirk’s death. It was Donald Trump himself who threatened the hosts of his show.
“He is so sensitive that he could not withstand criticism for a simple joke and in the process tried to close an entire media outlet,” he concludes.
Source: BFM TV
