Well, it would appear that Kamala Harris has a plan to return from the political dead.
Harris got utterly destroyed in the presidential election, and on a national scale, her career is dead unless she can do something in California to revive it.
Whispers are that she is very seriously considering running for governor, and if she does, a very powerful Democrat in the state believes her candidacy would “clear” the entire field.
She’s Back
When Harris was gifted the nomination, she was also spotted a four-point lead.
Much like what happened to her in the 2020 election, where she was once considered a favorite, her lead was gone the more people got a good look at her.
Remember, heading into that first debate, Harris was probably considered the leader of the field, but she all but called Joe Biden a racist and Tulsi Gabbard dismantled her, and that was the end of it for Harris.
California will be different, however, as the liberal horde is in love with her.
To that point, Former California Attorney General and state lawmaker Robert (And) Bonta believes that if Harris enters the governor’s election, everyone else will just drop out.
Bonta stated, “Kamala Harris would be a great governor.” I am not sure what qualifies that statement, but that was not all Bonta had to say.
He continued, “I would support her if she ran. I’ve always supported her in everything she’s done. She would be field-clearing.”
Harris still has a lot of recovery work to do, especially after “60 Minutes” was forced to release the unedited version of her interview.
The tape was more than 50 minutes of word salad nonsense, which was reduced down to 20 minutes.
Before Harris does anything, she better figure out how to speak and interview better or she will never have a chance for office outside of California.
