Harris Eyes 2028 Run, Democrats Debate Strategy

0:00Former Vice President Kamala Harris is eyeing a run for president in 2028, and it's got Democrats buzzing about whether she's the one. To take back the White House, after her 2024 loss, party insiders say her past campaigns missed a clear vision, and just being anti-Trump won't cut it anymore. Voices in the party argue, Democrats need to fix deep-boter disconnects, ditching poll-driven tactics for real-gut-level understanding through, psychologists and sociologists, focusing only on gas and grocery prices might grab short wins, but holding power demands a bigger shift. Readers and opinion writers are pushing back hard, saying Harris should skip the top job and aim for California governor instead. There, she could prove leadership by uniting candidates and dropping egos for the party's good, avoiding a Republican win in a key state. Others points to her 2024 flop, where she lost both electoral and popular votes, unlike Hillary Clinton's popular win in 2016. They want fresh faces like Arizona Senator, Mark Kelly, a Navy pilot, astronaut and moderate

1:05who could pull in Republicans. As this debate heats up, Democrats face tough choices to rebuild trust and craft a winning path forward. Global News, powered by AI, this is California News today.