Kamala Refuses To Go Down?

Harris Emerges After Months of Silence—Signals New Ambitions

Kamala Harris, the former Vice President under Joe Biden, made a rare public appearance Thursday in California—just months after being soundly defeated by President Donald J. Trump in the historic 2024 election.

Speaking at the “Leading Women Defined” summit in Beverly Hills—a gathering of elite liberal influencers—Harris tried to reignite her political brand, telling the crowd:
“I’m not going anywhere.”

That statement has fueled immediate speculation that Harris is planning a run for California governor in 2026, as current Democrat Gov. Gavin Newsom is term-limited.

Liberal Heavyweights Prepare for a Power Struggle in California

Harris is not alone in eyeing the Golden State’s top job. Just one day earlier, former Biden official Xavier Becerra—who led the controversial Health and Human Services Department—formally announced his candidacy for governor.

This sets the stage for a dramatic showdown between far-left contenders in a state plagued by skyrocketing crime, homelessness, and out-of-control spending.

Despite her lackluster record as vice president, early polling from left-leaning Emerson College claims Harris leads with nearly 60% support among likely Democrat primary voters.

Still Dodging the Issues—Harris Avoids Mentioning President Trump

Though she never spoke President Trump’s name, Harris made several vague references to the current administration and the renewed America First momentum.

“There were many things that we knew would happen,” Harris said, referencing her failed 2024 presidential bid. With a smile, she added:
“I’m not here to say, ‘I told you so.’”

But Harris did allude to the emotional tone among her liberal base, saying many Americans are feeling “fear” in recent months—a comment widely interpreted as a swipe at Trump’s second-term policies, which have focused on restoring law and order, energy independence, and border security.

Can Harris Revive Her Political Career—Or Is This Another Liberal Fantasy?

For many conservatives, Harris’s appearance is a reminder of the policies voters rejected in 2024—including open borders, inflationary spending, and divisive racial politics.

Her reentry into the public spotlight raises key questions:

• Is this part of a broader effort to rebuild the failed Biden-Harris legacy?
• Will California voters embrace the same liberal policies that led to mass exodus from the state?

As President Trump continues leading with strength and clarity, Kamala Harris’s attempt at a political comeback may be too little, too late.

The Bottom Line: Voters Remember 2024—And They’re Watching Closely

With California’s 2026 gubernatorial race heating up, one thing is certain:
The radical left isn’t giving up without a fight.
But neither are the millions of Americans who voted to put President Trump back in the White House.

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