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Kamala Harris’s Somber Fourth of July Post Draws Bipartisan Backlash

Her ominous message with a cropped photo has sparked widespread criticism, casting fresh doubt on her political standing ahead of a 2028 decision.

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Overview

  • On July 4, Harris posted on X that “things are hard right now” and vowed to “fight for the ideals of our nation,” striking a reflective but somber tone.
  • Observers noted the accompanying photo was cropped to exclude President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden, a choice derided as “very symbolic.”
  • Critics from across the political spectrum condemned her post as ill-fitting for Independence Day, with RNC spokeswoman Kiersten Pels mocking its gloomy outlook.
  • A recent Emerson College poll found just 13% of Democratic voters would back Harris in a 2028 primary, down from 37% last November.
  • Harris insiders say she will decide her political future by the end of summer, and her language about “fighting” has fueled speculation of a 2028 presidential bid.