Kamala Harris Branded a Liability for the Democratic Party

Let’s discuss Kamala Harris—the political figure whose relevance appears to be as fleeting as a viral TikTok trend. She’s re-emerging, reminiscent of an unwelcome sequel, making the rounds on talk shows to reaffirm her presence. Currently, the Democratic Party lacks a clear frontrunner for the 2028 presidential nomination, indicating a leadership void and uncertainty about their identity. Where more fitting to commence her “resurgence” than on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, which has seen its ratings plummet similarly to Harris’s support among the Black community. It’s crucial to remember her humiliating defeat by Trump last November, leading to what she termed “soul searching." Instead of fading away, she’s promoting a book, akin to clinging to relevance amid dwindling interest. Intriguingly, Democrats are now considering her for 2028—an almost comical notion considering her past failures. Her recent statements reflect the party’s disarray, revealing a lack of leadership. If Democrats believe in Harris, their judgment seems profoundly misguided, paving the way for an amusing spectacle should she campaign again.