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Former Biden Aide Urges Democrats to Move Beyond Kamala Harris for 2028 | EURweb | Black News, Culture, Entertainment & More

Michael LaRosa said Harris lacks voter appetite, leadership and fundraising strength as he dismissed a third presidential bid.

  • On Tuesday, Michael LaRosa, former press secretary to First Lady Jill Biden, appeared on Fox's America Reports dismissing Vice President Kamala Harris as a 2028 presidential contender, telling host Gillian Turner she 'needs to stop listening and start leading.'
  • While a recent New York Magazine article labeled Harris the 2028 frontrunner, she leads early primary polls with 36% support, though analysts attribute this primarily to her 99% name recognition rather than voter enthusiasm.
  • Having served as a public servant for 37 years, Harris faces skepticism from Democratic insiders who describe her as 'manufactured and stage-managed,' questioning the potential for a 'Kamala 2.0' campaign.
  • Democratic strategist Alex Hoffman stated he hopes she runs because 'she will lose,' ensuring 'we will never have to hear from her again,' as party insiders suggest she will not receive a third nomination opportunity.
  • The current political climate favors candidates who appear raw and unfiltered, with potential contenders like Gavin Newsom and Rahm Emanuel emerging as alternatives to Harris, who was handed the 2024 nomination to avoid passing over the first minority woman vice president.
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