DNC Fundraiser Says No Hope of a Harris Political Comeback

Kamala Harris was hand-picked by the Democrat Party to take on Donald Trump with Joe Biden slumping in polls.

After getting buried, her allies say she will be back stronger than ever, but the fundraisers in the party are not so sure.

Crushing Defeat for Harris

This election was devastating for Harris and Democrats. It was a landslide no matter how you look at it.

Trump beat Harris 312-226 in the Electoral College, a mammoth win on its own, but the real shocker was that Trump carried the popular vote too, with the final count at +1.5%, or about two million votes.

Trump won every battleground state, and it was not even close. Clearly, the American people were not interested in the word-salad queen running the country.

How did Trump win the popular vote? They knew he had the swing states sewn up, so Trump spent extra time campaigning in deep blue states to pull away votes from Harris, and it worked, giving the GOP its biggest win in decades in a presidential election.

Goes into Hiding

After the election was over, Harris did not help her case.

Instead of coming out right away to talk to her supporters, Harris sent them home on election night and announced that she would not be speaking until the next day.

It was late morning the following day when Harris finally called Trump to concede the election, even though the race had been called late the night before.

People in this country often judge officials by how they act when adversity strikes, and at a time when people were looking for Harris to provide hope and stand tall, she shrank and went into hiding.

Delusional

Now, people are talking about what is next for Harris to set her up for another run at the presidency. Should she run for governor? Should she start campaigning now for 2028?

DNC fundraiser Lindy Li says they are all delusional if they think Harris has a future. Li stated, "This is not what America wants. November 5th was a decisive defeat for the Democratic Party. She lost every single swing state. It wasn't a squeaker like it was in 2016. This was a resounding defeat and, right now, Kamala Harris is indulging in delusions of running for governor of California, possibly in 2026 or even president again in 2028.

“America has said, 'We don't want to be coconut-pilled. We do not want Kamala Harris. We don't want failed border policies,' and I feel like I'm liberated, and I can finally tell the truth that the Democrats completely failed on the border.”

I agree with her completely, although I would not rule out a run for governor for Harris. California loves her, and they can have her. I am actually hoping Harris does run for governor so she can wreck that state even more, proving to everyone how lucky we got that she tanked in this election.