While in Detroit promoting her memoir and a local business, former Vice President Kamala Harris unequivocally opposed the U.S. strikes on Iran, stating that “Donald Trump has dragged us into a war the American people do not want.” She asserted that the president has put American troops in harm’s way by initiating an “unauthorized war of choice” that the public disapproves of. Harris also emphasized that Congress must act to stop such actions, reflecting broader public sentiment and potential impacts on future elections.
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It seems there’s a prevailing sentiment, almost a resounding consensus, that the Democratic Party, and specifically Kamala Harris’s campaign, may have suffered significant electoral losses due to their stance on the conflict in Gaza. This isn’t just a whisper; it’s a viewpoint frequently expressed, suggesting that the party’s approach to this critical issue was a major, perhaps even the primary, factor in alienating voters. The notion is that a “secret report” revealing this, rather than being groundbreaking news, simply confirms what many observers and voters on the ground already understood quite clearly.
The disconnect between the party’s actions and the desires of a significant portion of its base appears to be a core complaint.… Continue reading
Former Vice President Kamala Harris criticized Donald Trump’s characterization of the fatal ICE shooting of Renee Good in Minneapolis, accusing him of misrepresenting the facts. Harris’s statement followed Governor Tim Walz’s announcement of a state investigation into the incident, which appeared to contradict the Trump administration’s initial claim of self-defense. Video evidence suggested Good was attempting to flee federal agents when she was shot. Harris emphasized the need for a thorough and impartial investigation, contrasting her approach with the Trump administration’s rush to judgment.
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Former Vice President Kamala Harris criticized the Trump administration’s capture of Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro and his wife, deeming the operation “unlawful” and “unwise.” Harris argued that Trump’s actions, motivated by oil interests, would not make America safer or stronger, and she accused the administration of destabilizing the region and endangering U.S. troops. She asserted that the American people did not support this and were tired of being lied to, emphasizing that the focus should be on lowering costs, enforcing the rule of law, and strengthening alliances. Harris also highlighted the lack of a legal basis, an exit plan, or domestic benefits resulting from the operation.
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A recent survey reveals that nearly half of likely U.S. voters believe the country would be in a better state if Kamala Harris had won the presidential election. The Rasmussen Reports poll indicates that 45% of respondents hold this view, a slight decrease from April. The survey also showed that 45% of voters do not believe things would be better and 10% are unsure. The survey was conducted from September 29th to October 1st, 2025, and included 1,152 likely voters with a margin of error of +/- 3 percentage points.
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Speaking at the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation, Kamala Harris labeled Donald Trump an “unchecked, incompetent, unhinged president,” and called on her opposition to respond with equal force. During her speech, Harris criticized Trump’s administration for actions like healthcare cuts and the implementation of tariffs. She highlighted the need for Democrats to win the 2026 midterms to enforce checks and balances on Trump’s second presidency. Referencing examples of resistance, such as the reinstatement of Jimmy Kimmel’s show after a boycott, Harris emphasized the importance of supporting leaders who are ready to “fight fire with fire.”
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During an interview on MSNBC’s “The Rachel Maddow Show,” Vice President Kamala Harris gave a less-than-enthusiastic endorsement of Zohran Mamdani, the Democratic nominee for New York City mayor. While stating support for the Democratic candidate, Harris emphasized other rising Democratic stars across the country and cautioned against over-focusing on New York City. This tepid backing arrives amid a broader discussion within the Democratic party about generational shifts and endorsements of the progressive candidate, with some prominent Democrats, including Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, yet to endorse him. The lukewarm reception follows Mamdani’s primary victory, sparking a national conversation about the party’s direction and the role of older politicians.
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Kamala Harris backs Zohran Mamdani in New York mayoral race, and it’s definitely a topic that’s got people talking. It seems like this endorsement, or perhaps a hesitant nod of support, has stirred up a mix of reactions, ranging from enthusiastic approval to outright skepticism. Some see this as a sign of progress, a move towards a more progressive stance within the Democratic Party, while others view it with a healthy dose of cynicism, questioning the sincerity and the potential impact of the gesture.
Kamala Harris backs Zohran Mamdani, or rather, offers a somewhat understated endorsement, prompting questions about the motivation behind the move.… Continue reading
In a recent interview, Pete Buttigieg addressed Kamala Harris’s criticism of President Biden’s re-election bid. Harris’s upcoming book excerpt reportedly calls Biden’s decision “reckless.” Buttigieg responded, indicating the president “should not have run.”
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Gavin Newsom’s polling numbers have reached a significant point, as he is now tied with Kamala Harris in the 2028 Democratic primary race, according to an analysis of polling averages by Political Polls. This marks a notable shift in the potential field of candidates, with the California governor having not formally announced his candidacy but remaining a prominent figure in polls and political discussions. Newsom has increased his public profile through speeches and social media activity, while analysts have noted he is building momentum towards a potential run. With the primary still years away, both Newsom and Harris’s standings could shift, as candidates typically declare their intentions after the midterm elections.
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