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59. Fine, but she's still wrong

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Sun Nov 2, 2025, 11:22 AM

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2004 was closer too.

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Kamala Harris tells BBC she may run for president again [View all] SouthBayDem Oct 25 OP

Another campaign for the White House by former VP Harris would not end any better than this last election. It . . . xocetaceans Oct 25 #1

Kamala would make an excellent President and could easily win if she runs... InAbLuEsTaTe Oct 25 #7

I don't agree. Unfortunately, I had to say that as I really like Harris. mdbl Oct 25 #12

Govermor Pritzker of Illinois seems to be a tough guy RazorbackExpat Tuesday #25

I listened to an interview with Governor Beshear RazorbackExpat Tuesday #39

Kamala maliaSmith Oct 25 #14

I hope not. DenaliDemocrat Thursday #49

Beshear is Southern. maxsolomon 4 hrs ago #74

Yes, she would be a good president. NH Ethylene Oct 25 #17

AOC should focus on winning a state wide election first. Jbraybarten Tuesday #34

No she can't DenaliDemocrat Thursday #48

Kamala did great considering she only had 107 days to campaign... imagine a full campaign season!! InAbLuEsTaTe Saturday #50

She had a chance sabbat hunter Saturday #55

Yeah, people forget that and I don't know why they do! CTyankee Yesterday #62

Regarding your comment about livin to see a woman president... me too!! InAbLuEsTaTe 16 hrs ago #64

My somewhat vague scenario goes like this: Trump will screw up so badly this time and start hurting some of his CTyankee 6 hrs ago #65

Yes, I would love to see either Kamala run again or AOC... either of those two women would be a spectacular choice IMO. InAbLuEsTaTe 4 hrs ago #72

I think sabbat hunter Saturday #53

Easily? choie Saturday #54

A lot depends on how effed up Trump makes this country. We got a while and he seems to be pissing off a new group CTyankee Oct 25 #2

She may run, but she won't be the nominee again Fiendish Thingy Oct 25 #3

Andy Beshear Akakoji Wednesday #44

Yup Fiendish Thingy Wednesday #46

He is a very good governor but lacks the requisite charisma which is why he won't be the nominee IMO. BannonsLiver Yesterday #60

I love her karin_sj Oct 25 #4

No please. We need a Pritzker or Newsom Ritabert Oct 25 #5

I like a Pritzker/Beshear ticket Bayard Oct 25 #10

Sounds good. Ritabert Oct 25 #11

Not crazy Rebl2 6 hrs ago #68

I like them too. Ritabert 6 hrs ago #70

Good! mcar Oct 25 #6

Agreed. Especially in the light of the fact, she won the third-most votes... PunkinPi Wednesday #47

That REALLY was remarkable... why Kamala deserves a second chance!! InAbLuEsTaTe 4 hrs ago #73

I'd vote for her...again. multigraincracker Oct 25 #8

I like her. And of course I would vote for her in a general. But . . . NH Ethylene Oct 25 #9

Well, it looks like another white male is on tap for electing our next President. CTyankee Oct 25 #13

It's way to early to know. That said, I think that Pritzker may check off more boxes and Jbraybarten Tuesday #37

She's not getting the nomination fujiyamasan Oct 25 #15

I don't think she will actually end up running JI7 Oct 25 #16

Ooooof Prairie Gates Oct 25 #18

How disappointing JoseBalow Oct 25 #19

At least this time I believe she won't even make it out of the primary system Akakoji Oct 25 #20

Yes. This is depressing, but you are right. I' sick at heart over it. CTyankee Oct 25 #22

If you look at just her resume & experience, IMO, she was THE most qualified candidate in my lifetime. CrispyQ Tuesday #31

I like her a whole lot, AND Too Much Racism & Sexism STILL Around for her sucess. Infuriating! electric_blue68 Oct 25 #21

I'll wait to see who's running before I make an endorsement Polybius Oct 25 #23

Certainly preferable to Newsome. Miguelito Loveless Monday #24

His name is Newsom. chia Tuesday #28

Fine, preferable to Newsom Miguelito Loveless Tuesday #42

I would support her if she runs LetMyPeopleVote Tuesday #26

No No No - We need a Straight white male. TBA Tuesday #27

No thanks awesomerwb1 Tuesday #29

She must not realize she has a snowball's chance in a hot place to be our nominee BeyondGeography Tuesday #30

It might be interesting to see what she learned from her campaign. thought crime Tuesday #41

I think she knows she's not going to be the 2028 nominee - she's just publicly leaving the door open so she doesn't Midwestern Democrat Wednesday #45

I agree with the DU poster a few days ago, who stated they think the first woman prez will be a republican. CrispyQ Tuesday #32

That's what obnoxiousdrunk Tuesday #33

Charlie Kirk's wife could probably pull it off if the election was this year. CrispyQ Tuesday #36

That was my thought on election night. It's sad. Jbraybarten Tuesday #35

My best friend and I EuterpeThelo Tuesday #38

Please no orangecrush Tuesday #40

Kamala Unchained. Go Kamala! thought crime Tuesday #43

Please don't. SSJVegeta Saturday #51

My sentiments exactly. Paladin 6 hrs ago #66

Nope choie Saturday #52

I don't know why she keeps calling it "the closest election of the 21st century" Polybius Saturday #56

2000 was still the 20th century. subterranean Yesterday #57

Maybe with the popular vote... fujiyamasan Yesterday #58

Fine, but she's still wrong Polybius Yesterday #59

That's actually a good point fujiyamasan Yesterday #63

I'm sorry, it's not safe for Kamala to run again FakeNoose Yesterday #61

Hillary had Bill's baggage which Kamala doesn't have. CTyankee 6 hrs ago #67

I will support our Democratic Party candidate without reservation FakeNoose 6 hrs ago #69

Yes, I know. I share our dread for any of our candidates, including Newsom. I think he is risking his life. CTyankee 5 hrs ago #71