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Kamala Harris Considers 2028 Presidential Run Amid Speculation

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Former Vice President Kamala Harris expressed interest in potentially running for president in 2028 during a speech at the 2026 National Action Network Convention. She emphasized her experience in the White House and the need for change in the political landscape, stating, "the status quo is not working" for many Americans. Harris's comments come after her recent book release and a series of Democratic events planned in Southern states. As she weighs her options, her remarks were met with enthusiastic support from attendees, who chanted for her to run again.

Key Details: • Harris hinted at a 2028 run during the National Action Network Convention. • She plans to attend Democratic Party events in four Southern states this month. • Harris released a campaign memoir in late 2025, followed by a book tour.

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