Kamala Harris expands midterm campaign schedule while weighing a possible 2028 presidential run
Photo: The New York TimesHow the sides differ Left sources stress her campaign stops; alternative sources add her press-access remarks and 2028 timing; right sources focus on doubts about a 2028 run and her laugh.
Former Vice President Kamala Harris is adding stops to her midterm campaign schedule for Democratic candidates, including in Georgia, Nevada, Mississippi, New Hampshire and Wisconsin. Some of these states are early contests on the 2028 Democratic calendar, and she is considering whether to run for president, with a decision to come later. In an interview, she also criticized President Trump's limits on White House press access. Coverage on the right highlights doubts about a possible 2028 bid, an adviser's defense of her, and her response to criticism of her laugh.
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The New York Times reports her campaign schedule for Democratic candidates, listing the states she will visit before the midterms.
- APKamala Harris adds stops to her final midterm campaign stretch. Her decision about 2028 comes later
Outlets cover her criticism of Trump's press restrictions and her expanded midterm schedule, noting the 2028 decision is still to come.
- BreitbartKamala Harris Addresses Criticism of Her Laugh: 'You're Not Going to Take My Joy'
- Washington ExaminerKamala Harris only considering presidential run to ‘stay relevant’: Guy Benson
Outlets emphasize Democratic doubts and criticism of a possible 2028 run, an adviser's pushback, and her comments about her laugh.