The Digest:
Former US Vice-President Kamala Harris has signaled a potential return to the political arena, declaring she is "not done" with public service despite her defeat in the 2024 presidential election. In an interview with the BBC, Harris described her loss to Donald Trump as "surprising and traumatising," but remained evasive about definitively launching another White House bid, leaving the door open for a future comeback.
Key Points:
- Kamala Harris has hinted at a possible future run for the US presidency.
- She described her 2024 election loss to Donald Trump as surprising and traumatic.
- Harris had less than four months to campaign after Joe Biden's abrupt withdrawal.
- She stated, "I am not done," in her new book and in the recent interview.
- When asked directly if she would be the woman in the White House, she replied "possibly."
- Harris confirmed she has not yet made a decision about another presidential run.
- She dismissed the relevance of polls, stating she has never been guided by them.
Sources: The Cable, BBC
