Kamala Harris and her fellow Democrats are still licking their wounds after her resounding defeat to Donald Trump in the 2024 presidential election. Heading into Election Day, Democrats thought Harris was a shoo-in. But reality hit hard when Trump crushed her in both the Electoral College and the popular vote.
Instead of facing her party’s failure head-on, Harris jetted off to Hawaii. While the millions of Democrats who supported her were left to grapple with the loss, Harris chose sun and sand over accountability.
Harris’ Future Dreams Derailed
Rumors are already swirling about Harris plotting her next move. Word has it she’s eyeing a run for California governor in 2026—or even another presidential bid in 2028. But top Democrat megadonor John Morgan is slamming the brakes on those ambitions, delivering a brutal assessment of Harris’ chances.
“She thinks she’s Obama,” Morgan quipped during an interview. “She goes to Hawaii because Obama goes to Hawaii. She started talking like Obama, imitating Obama. She is not Barack Obama. She has no talent. She could never run for president again. She ran once and got zero delegates. She got 8% of California. I begged them not to put her up.”
Morgan didn’t stop there. He called out Harris’ delusion that the votes she received were hers, when in reality, “people were voting against Trump.” He also blasted her campaign’s refusal to engage with influential platforms like Joe Rogan’s podcast. Contrast that with Trump, who eagerly sat down for a three-hour unscripted interview that showcased his confidence and transparency—qualities Harris could never match.
Harris’ Candidacy Was a Sham
Let’s be honest: Harris was never a viable presidential candidate. Her rise wasn’t based on merit or voter support; it was the Democrat establishment’s decision to anoint her as Biden’s successor. She didn’t win primaries. She didn’t inspire enthusiasm. She was handed the nomination because party elites thought she could check the right boxes and ride Biden’s coattails.
But voters aren’t stupid. They saw through Harris’ thin resume and constant gaffes. Her refusal to face tough interviews or engage with unscripted media highlighted her incompetence. Imagine Harris enduring three hours with Joe Rogan—her campaign knew it would’ve been a disaster.
Harris Should Step Aside
Even Morgan, a staunch Democrat, is done with Harris. He called her campaign a financial debacle, wasting nearly $2 billion, and pointed out that if she can’t manage a campaign, she certainly can’t manage a country.
The takeaway is clear: Harris’ political dreams are dead in the water. She can plot and scheme all she wants, but Americans—Democrats and Republicans alike—have seen enough.
If Harris truly cares about her party, she’ll step aside for good. But if history is any indication, humility isn’t her strong suit. Stay tuned for more political misadventures from Kamala Harris.
