Harris teases behind-the-scenes look at shortest presidential campaign

Former Vice President Kamala Harris annoys the “behind the scenes” look at her short offer, and has not eventually succeeded.

Harris announced, in a video posted on social media on Thursday, that her new book, titled “107 Days”, will be published in September and will provide details about what she calls “the shortest presidential campaign in modern history.”

“I think there is value in sharing what I saw, what I learned, and what I know will take to go forward,” Harris said.

Harris replaced President Joe Biden last July as the 2024 presidential candidate for the Democratic Party after he got out of the race amid escalating questions about physical and mental endurance after a catastrophic debate was performed a month ago against President Donald Trump now.

Kamala Harris excludes 2026 running in her hometown in California

“What the world saw on the campaign’s path was only part of the story,” Harris is harassing.

The news came from Harris one day after its announcement that it would not be nominated in 2026 to the governor of California.

But her decision to keep her name outside the poll next year left the door open to present a possible second presidential offer in 2028.

In her statement on Wednesday, she explained her decision, Harris said: “At the present time, my leadership – and public service – will not be in his position.”

She said: “I look forward to returning and listening to the American people, helping to elect the Democrats throughout the country who will fight without fear, and share more details in the coming months about my private plans.”

After losing in the elections last year to Trump and then served the remainder of her mandate as a vice president, Harris returned to California and kept a lawyer close with an internal circle of close associates.

Others, in its internal circle, as well as political analysts, suggested that they manage and win the elections in 2026 for the California ruler, will be likely to take California governor in the country and a homeland for the fifth largest economy in the world, in the White House in 2028.

But with a ruler’s presence, this is no longer a source of concern.

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If Harris finally launches a presidential campaign for 2028, her journey on the road to the White House will start as the most famous democracy while it is expected to be a large area of competitors. It will also come with a wide network of donations that the last session built.

“Certainly, she will be a very serious candidate in the preliminary elections in 2028, if she is working,” said a democratic strategic expert and veteran warriors in the White House campaigns in the White House.

“Many Democrats believe that it was placed in a difficult place in 2024 and deserves to have an opportunity to run a race on its own … she was limited in doing some things that he might have needed to do a cleaner launch with Biden,” said the strategic expert, who asked not to be identified by speaking more freely.

But Harris is likely to be installed with a lot of political luggage from the 2024 campaign, when Democrats lost not only the White House but also the majority of the Senate, and they failed to increase control of the House of Representatives.

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While the party is looking to escape from the political wilderness, many Democrats aim to achieve a clear break with the past while striving to reset.

“If you are trying to take a different path for the party, it is difficult to go back and choose the person who lost to Trump,” a Democratic Adviser told Fox News. “There must be a new start, a new generation.”

If Harris is nominated, she will have to deal with her steadfast support for Biden, as it seems that his physical and mental abilities are hesitant to the Americans.

Republican James Kumler, who is investigating as president of the House of Representatives to use the former head of physical fitness and mental fitness while he was in the White House, said in an interview on the “Ingreame Corner”.

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While Harris has been spenting the last months of thinking about its decision on a ruler’s tour, the potentially 2028 presidential competitors for 2028 are already making early moves as they are trying to overcome the Biden administration and electoral degeneration last year.

Among them is a ruler. Gavin Newsom of California, JB Pritzker of Illinois, Josh Shapiro from Pennsylvania, Wes Moore from Maryland, Andy Peshair from Kentucky, Gretchin Wemtir from Michigan, as well as Senator Korea Booker from New Jersey and former Minister of Transport Biden Beit Pittig.