Kamala Harris’ political career is in tatters after her crushing defeat by Donald Trump. Let’s not sugarcoat it: this was no surprise. Harris, who stumbled her way through the vice presidency, was never qualified to lead the country.
Honestly, she’d struggle to manage a Dairy Queen during a lunch rush. But here’s the kicker—pundits are speculating she’s gearing up for another shot at power. Rumor has it she might run for governor of California. Yes, the same state that’s already been run into the ground by incompetent Democrats.
Despite her epic failures, Harris seems determined to stick around in politics. Because why not? When you’ve already proven unfit to lead, the logical next step is… more leadership?
But one left-wing commentator had some choice words about her potential gubernatorial bid, and let’s just say they weren’t glowing endorsements.
From The Blaze:
Left-wing commentator Ana Kasparian had a passionate and negative reaction to the report that Vice President Kamala Harris may run for governor of California after her disastrous election loss…‘This state cannot survive another incompetent Democrat leading it!’
“I think Kamala Harris would probably win in a cakewalk for governor,” said Uygur.
Ana Kasparian’s Epic Meltdown
Ana Kasparian, co-host of The Young Turks, did not hold back. When her colleague Cenk Uygur suggested Harris could win the California governorship “in a cakewalk,” Kasparian nearly lost it.
“No!” she yelled, cutting him off mid-thought. “What are you doing?! What are you doing?!” Her frustration was palpable, and honestly, pretty entertaining.
Uygur, sticking to his argument, pointed out that California’s Democratic voters are notorious for blindly supporting their party’s candidates.
But Kasparian wasn’t having it. “Oh, my God! Oh, my God! Oh, my God!” she exclaimed.
“I’m gonna move, Cenk! I’m gonna quit my job, and I’m gonna move!” Dramatic? Sure. Relatable? Absolutely.
She doubled down, blasting Harris’ record and calling her a disaster for California. “This state cannot survive another incompetent Democrat leading it!” Kasparian declared.
For once, a progressive pundit said something conservatives could cheer for.
A State on the Brink
Kasparian’s meltdown comes from a place of frustration with California’s spiraling condition.
High taxes, rampant homelessness, crime waves—it’s a mess. The last thing the state needs is Harris at the helm.
But Harris’ potential candidacy is no laughing matter. According to sources, she’s in “wait and see” mode, contemplating whether to run for governor or even take another stab at the presidency in 2028.
Talk about a lack of self-awareness. Kasparian had the perfect response: “How about you wait and see your way out of public life?”
Kasparian even suggested Harris pursue a private-sector career, noting the vice president’s penchant for politicking over actual results.
“Go work in the private sector; go do the lobbying thing,” she said. “Whatever it is, but do not run as governor of California! Do not!”
Losing Faith in the Left
Interestingly, Kasparian has been inching toward criticizing her own party lately. She’s recently accepted some conservative critiques of Democratic policies.
Case in point: her fury over skyrocketing housing costs tied to electric vehicle charging stations. It’s almost like reality is setting in for some on the left.
Her critique of Harris aligns with growing discontent among Democrats. Harris didn’t just lose an election—she helped lead her party into chaos.
Under her watch, the Democrats lost the presidency, the Senate, and failed to regain the House. Yet, somehow, she thinks Californians would trust her to lead?
California’s Devastating Future
Harris’ potential return to California politics highlights a larger issue within the Democratic Party. Their bench of leaders is not only shallow but riddled with failures.
If Harris is their best option for California governor, that says more about the party than it does about her.
Her ambition is a reminder of why Trump’s victory resonates so deeply. Americans are tired of leaders who put themselves above the people.
Harris’ record shows she prioritizes optics over outcomes, talking points over real progress. California doesn’t need more of that. Neither does the country.
Key Takeaways:
- Kamala Harris might run for California governor after her crushing defeat.
- Left-wing pundit Ana Kasparian called the idea a disaster for the state.
- Harris’ ambitions highlight the failures of the Democratic Party’s leadership.
Source: The Blaze
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