Kamala Harris Considers Launching Policy Think Tank After 2024 Presidential Defeat

Preliminary talks with Stanford and Howard signal her effort to redefine her political role while navigating financial and strategic challenges.

Kamala Harris is reportedly exploring the creation of a policy institute as part of her post-campaign reinvention following her 2024 presidential loss.
Her adviser, Brian Nelson, has initiated discussions with universities like Stanford and Howard to host the potential think tank.
The initiative is seen as a way to establish a policy platform and secure new income streams, given financial pressures from her campaign spending.
Political allies have raised concerns about fundraising complications and potential liabilities for future electoral ambitions, including a possible 2026 California gubernatorial bid or a 2028 presidential run.
The proposal has drawn significant mockery on social media, with critics questioning her policy credentials and referencing past public missteps.