Kamala Harris, who ran for the US presidency and lost to Trump, told the BBC, “I’m not done,” and announced that she will run for president again.
If the Democrats renominate her, she could run, but the likelihood of a second chance is slim. While being the first female presidential candidate in the US makes her a lucky candidate, her opponent is also important. Furthermore, if Kamala Harris is to run again, she must abandon her methods. During her candidacy, when she was constantly preaching about freedom and democracy, we warned her that talking about LGBT rights, democracy, and freedoms when people need food was foolish, and that she would lose.
Advocating for gay rights has had a negative impact, especially on the right, but she lacks the capacity to understand this. In her latest interview with the BBC, she continues to emphasize democracy. In other words, the likelihood of change is slim, and she will not be able to develop policies that will resonate with the people. Even if legalizing abortion wins the approval of some women, it will do nothing to solve the country’s economic problems.
He could run again and lose again. That’s fine with him. If Trump were to run again, he would have no choice but to lose again.
