Kamala Harris Criticizes Trump Policies, Signals Continued Political Ambitions

Speaking at a women's leadership conference, Harris reaffirmed her commitment to activism and hinted at a potential 2026 gubernatorial run in California.

Kamala Harris made one of her most pointed public appearances since her 2024 presidential election loss, addressing the Leading Women Defined conference in Dana Point, California.
Harris criticized the Trump administration for rolling back protections for minorities, women, and the LGBTQ+ community, as well as rescinding nearly 80 executive orders from the Biden administration.
She emphasized the importance of self-care and collective support in activism, urging women to act with courage and unity in the face of fear.
Harris has not yet decided whether she will run for California governor in 2026 but is expected to make a decision by the end of the summer.
Her remarks drew significant attention, reaffirming her influence within the Democratic Party and signaling her intent to remain a prominent political figure.