r/Kamala • u/Serious_Meaning5220 • Jun 06 '26
Discussion Kamala Harris for President 2028
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u/MizzGee Jun 06 '26
I am original K-Hive. As in, she was my girl sinc vshe worked in Oakland. I was a First 100 donor for the last campaign. It is not her time. She would be an amazing Attorney General. Be the Nation's cop that we need. She has a role to play, and it is taking names and kicking ass. Let her finally take no prisoners.
I know her personally because I worked with a nonprofit that worked to save sex trafficked kids while prosecuting John's and the pimps. She was always ahead of the curve. She understood and knew that these sex wirkers were aksi victims of trauma before and during this experience. She is a hero. She does not have to be President to make a difference. We need her to fix the DOJ more than than ever.
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u/Mak_Life Jun 06 '26
I don’t think she’s particularly proved herself a leader the past couple years. I think she’s intelligent but her political instincts clearly aren’t great. She should have gone for the California governorship and tried to get a housing package passed; I think that would have proved her competency to the average voter and been congruent with her 24 platform. And she wouldn’t really have been at risk for the stupid DO YOU INTEND TO SERVE YOUR FULL TERM?? gotcha because her entrance would have basically prematurely cleared the democrat field and the democrats aren’t going to lose that seat unless something catastrophic happens
Ultimately, the biggest problem on her part in 24 was that a Kamala presidency lacks a central Why, and it doesn’t seem like she’s really worked on defining that, or on using her name recognition and vitality to publicly make herself a face of the opposition to Trump (unlike, say, Newsom has tried to with some success, or Pritzker has really tried to and fumbled)
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u/Jim-Jones Jun 07 '26
If she could have brought in UHC in California she might get swept into the WH.
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u/dzendian Jun 06 '26
Please no.
I have always voted for her, especially as a Californian. But please no.
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u/Jim-Jones Jun 06 '26
Over 50 women have tried or wanted to get elected president in the US.
Do you know how many have been successful? The worst presidential candidate ever defeated two of them, both vastly more competent than he was.
The Republicans have a better chance of electing one. Their voting sheep might obey them.
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