greggerypeccary wrote on Aug 1
st, 2025 at 10:29am:
SerialBrain9 wrote on Aug 1
st, 2025 at 10:17am:
Frank wrote on Aug 1
st, 2025 at 9:08am:
John Smith wrote on Aug 1
st, 2025 at 7:13am:
SerialBrain9 wrote on Aug 1
st, 2025 at 7:03am:
And this
Quote: Kamala Harris Rules Out Run for California Governor, Opening the Door for a Third Run at the Presidency
Third run? When was her second?
If you must quote bullshit, at least make it credible
Last year, thicko.
This is why i don’t engage with forum dunce John Smith.
Literally the dumbest person on this forum and as thick as pigshit. 🐷
He could have looked this up as not to make a complete fool of himself - but once again - shoot from the lips first and reaffirm his status as Forum Dunce.
Quote:Kamala Harris has run for president twice. She announced her candidacy for the 2020 Democratic presidential primaries on January 21, 2019, but withdrew on December 3, 2019, before any primary votes were cast. She ran again in 2024 as the Democratic nominee after Joe Biden withdrew his candidacy, but she lost to Donald Trump in the general election
Kamala Harris ran for the Democratic nomination for president in 2020, but she didn't end up running for President in the General Election.
That was her first run.
2024 was the second.
There might not be a third, after all.
Kamala Announces She Will Step Away From Politics To Spend More Time With Vodka

SACRAMENTO — Former Vice President Kamala Harris officially announced today that she would be stepping away from politics in order to spend more quality time with vodka.
Harris stated that in the wake of her defeat in the 2024 election, she spent time evaluating what her priorities were at this stage in life and discovered that it was vodka.
"I'm looking forward to finally being at home with vodka," said Harris. "See vodka, it's like a drink. It comes in a bottle, and you pour it into a glass, and then you drink it. Sometimes people say, 'Stop! That's too much vodka.' Haha! Then, you wake up. And that's basically vodka."
According to former aides, Harris tried to spend as much time with vodka as possible during her time in national politics, but work too often got in the way. "It's been hard on her, spending so many nights away from vodka," said longtime aide Ashley Morton. "You could tell she just no longer had the hunger for politics... just the thirst for vodka. I'm happy for her."