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Kamala Harris Teases 2028 Presidential Run

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Kamala Harris, former Vice President, hints at potential 2028 presidential run, garners enthusiastic response at National Action Network convention.

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Kamala Harris Teases 2028 Presidential Run

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Tampa Bay News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Kamala Harris Teases 2028 Presidential Run. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Kamala Harris dropped a big hint at the National Action Network Convention, telling Black activists she seriously thinking about another run for. President in 2028, the crowd went wild with chance of run again after her speech on Friday. Earlier this week, more than half a dozen Democrats showed up at the event, all eyeing support from Black voters, one of the party's strongest groups. Folks like Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro, Pete Buttigieg, JB Pritzker, and others were there, positioning themselves early since primaries won't. Heed up until after November's midterms. Harris stole the show, pulling the largest crowd and the only standing ovation among the prospects. Al Shopton pointed out she racked up more votes in her 2024 loss than Barack Obama or Bill Clinton ever did in their races. She leaned into her experience, saying she's spent four years of heartbeat from the presidency, logging hours in the West Wing, Oval Office, and Situation Room. Harris has floated this idea before in the 15-months since leaving office,

even as some push for younger leaders. Right now, no one's the clear front runner in this packed field, but Harris has real momentum with this crowd. Keep watching as she weighs her next move. Tampa Bay News today, powered by AI, bringing you what matters.

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