Democrats need to flip four Senate seats in red states just to win back the majority.
Kamala Harris picked the worst possible moment to remind everyone she’s still around.
And Kamala Harris just gave vulnerable Democrats a brand new reason to run from her.
As American Patriot Daily reports:
To win control of the U.S. Senate, Democrats need to win four GOP-held seats.
That means winning in red citadels like Iowa, Ohio, Alaska, and Texas, all of which Trump won by double-digit margins in 2024.
Kamala Harris and her support for transgender surgeries for prisoners proved to be an anchor around the necks of down-ballot candidates in 2024 as the GOP won control of the Senate.
Now that Kamala Harris has strongly hinted she is running for President again in 2028, Democrats challenging Republican incumbents in red states are sprinting to put as much distance between themselves and Kamala as possible.
Iowa Democrat Josh Turek is running in a toss-up race against Republican Ashley Hinson, and he made it clear that he doesn’t want Kamala in his sight.
“Iowa state Rep. Josh Turek (D) told reporters this week he didn’t want Harris to campaign for him as he pursues a Senate seat this cycle — a sentiment Iowa gubernatorial candidate Rob Sand, the state’s auditor, also shared about Harris and former President Biden,” The Hill reported.
Democrat megadonor John Morgan declared that “She is a huge liability.”
“‘Look what happened in Alaska,’ Morgan said, referencing how Alaska Democrat Mary Peltola, who is challenging GOP incumbent Dan Sullivan, disavowed a fundraising email Kamala Harris’ PAC sent out to raise money for her race.
“Former Rep. Mary Peltola’s (D-AK) Senate campaign also voiced frustration after Harris’s PAC issued a fundraising email for the red-state Democrat earlier this month,” The Hill also reported.
Red-state Democrats want nothing to do with her because Kamala is planning to run on an even more radical platform in 2028 that would end American democracy.
Kamala sounded support for abolishing the Electoral College at the National Urban League Conference in Nashville, Tennessee.
“We must allow for a real conversation about revisiting certain things,” Harris stated. “I know this is gonna be controversial coming from me, in particular. We need to revisit the Electoral College.”
Kamala also declared that Democrats should support packing the Supreme Court.
“We need to revisit the point of expanding the court to 13 justices, like we have 13 district courts,” Harris added.
Republicans were overjoyed that Kamala was making her presence felt again, believing her involvement in the 2026 election and potential 2028 Presidential campaign would serve as a reminder of everything voters rejected in 2024.
“The greatest thing to happen yesterday on the news is that Kamala Harris is back. She’s already hitting the circuit and starting to toy with this idea. When she comes out this early in ’26 and is talking about running again for president in ’28, that can only be a help to us in the midterms, because it reminds the people of what they rejected in 2024,” North Carolina Congressman Mark Harris stated.