Is Kamala Harris Really Running Again? Her Latest Stunt Says More Than She Thinks


Lorie Shaull from St Paul, United States, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

A desperate rebrand just backfired spectacularly.

The 2028 frontrunner is already stumbling before the race starts.

Kamala Harris tried to win over voters she lost in 2024, and it backfired badly.

As American Patriot Daily reports:

Kamala Harris ran two disastrous campaigns for President.

In neither campaign did she receive a single vote in a primary.

Democrats handed Kamala the nomination in the summer of 2024 after Joe Biden’s debate meltdown made it impossible to hide his senility any longer.

Barack Obama and Nancy Pelosi reportedly were furious with Biden for endorsing Kamala and short-circuiting their plan to pick a new candidate.

That’s because both knew Kamala couldn’t win a general election.

Donald Trump then thrashed Kamala Harris in a landslide.

Now it looks like Kamala Harris is revving up for a third White House bid.

And in typical Kamala Harris fashion, it involves a cringeworthy attempt at trying to appear in touch with youth culture.

Trump won 43 percent of the youth vote against Kamala.

Rather than address the fact that Kamala supported the socialist spending that drove inflation through the roof, Kamala thought she could appeal to the youth through the adoption of Gen Z slang.

The KamalaHQ X account remained “@headquarters_67.”

“Welcome to Headquarters, the new Gen-Z-led progressive content hub,” the account posted.

“67” is a slang term that Gen Z and Gen Alpha Americans use that has no real meaning other than to signify that whoever is saying it is in on the joke.

Kamala attempted to explain the rebrand in a video that carried big “how do you do, fellow kids?” vibes.

“Well, I’m so glad you asked. I have good news. So Kamala HQ is turning into headquarters, and it’s where you can go online to get basically the latest on what’s going on, and also to meet and reconnect with some of our great, courageous leaders, be they elected leaders, community leaders, civic leaders, faith leaders, or young leaders. I’m really excited about it, so stay engaged, and I’ll see you out there. Thank you,” Kamala stated.

Democrats aren’t impressed.

Real Clear Politics’ Philip Wegmann told Fox News that Democratic Party leaders don’t know how to deal with Kamala, other than hoping she goes away.

“It really is. Republicans are more than happy with this. I think that this is the beginning of our long, bitter winter of discontent.

I mean, if Vice President Harris wants to win back Gen Z, she has her work cut out for her. Democrats lost ground with them. But the Democrats that I’m talking to, even members of the previous administration, are not impressed.

One told me that this is more of how Democrats are playing Go Fish when Trump is playing 4-D chess, and another just said Harris needs to go away,” Wegmann told host Bret Baier.

But hope isn’t a strategy.

A McLaughlin Associates poll shows Kamala leading the pack of 2028 Democratic Party hopefuls with 27 percent.

And more importantly, Kamala lapped the field with 44 percent of the black vote.

As every Democratic primary shows, whoever wins the black vote wins the nomination.

Right now, no one is better positioned to win the Democratic Party nomination than Kamala Harris.

Top Democrats understand that it risks another disaster in 2028.