Kamala Harris has said that she currently has no desire to re-enter “the system” of American politics because it is “broken”.
On Thursday night the Democratic party’s defeated presidential nominee, who replaced Joe Biden late in the 2024 campaign after he dropped his re-election bid, gave her first interview since losing the election to Donald Trump, talking to Stephen Colbert on The Late Show.
After she announced she will not run for the governorship of California just a day earlier, Harris told the TV show that it was about something more “basic” than whether she wanted to run for something else instead – with the subtext being whether she will attempt a White House run again in 2028.
He’s been chair for the ouster of David Hogg and the shameful behavior of the party he chairs toward Mamdani.
He’s not the savior you’re touting him as.
He’s not a savior because nobody is.
He is what we asked them to do. Put the chair of the working families party into leadership. Someone known for progressive, popular policies. The Dems didn’t go for the corporate shill.
Excoriate them for their stance on Gaza as you like, they deserve it. But you can’t say they are ignoring us completely.
Until the party changes, the party hasn’t changed.
As if there is a clear bright line and any progress before crossing that line is meaningless.
Oh cool. We’re gonna talk about how great incrementalism is.
For people who like the status quo. When the party quits ratfucking progressives, I’ll entertain the notion that it’s not complete dogshit all the time on purpose.
Good luck with that.
I know. The party isn’t going to stop ratfucking progressives because the party isn’t going to change.