Former Vice President Kamala Harris suggested she might launch another presidential bid in 2028 during a fiery appearance at Reverend Al Sharpton’s National Action Network conference in New York City on Friday, where she launched scathing attacks against President Trump and his administration’s policies.

Harris Plays Coy on Political Future

When Sharpton directly asked if she planned to run for president again, Harris responded, “I might. I’m thinking about it.” The room erupted in applause, with attendees repeatedly chanting “run again” as Harris smiled but refused to commit. “I’ll keep you posted,” she added. The conference attracts prominent Democratic presidential contenders courting black voters, with Illinois Governor JB Pritzker and Maryland Governor Wes Moore also attending. Harris, the nation’s first black vice president, received the warmest reception from the crowd.

Scathing Criticism of Trump Administration

Harris attacked Trump’s domestic and foreign policy record, repeatedly calling the president a “liar” who misled Americans about affordability during the 2024 election. “He told the American people on day one he was going to bring down prices and costs, and he lied,” Harris charged. She accused Trump of prioritizing “his rich friends and his own family” over everyday Americans struggling with the cost of living, a top issue heading into November’s midterm elections. The Trump administration counters that it has lowered costs through affordable housing initiatives and reduced prescription drug prices.

Foreign Policy and NATO Concerns

Harris criticized Trump’s handling of international relations, particularly regarding Iran and NATO allies. She disputed Trump’s claim that he “obliterated” Iran’s nuclear arsenal, stating the assertion was false. Harris blamed Trump for the deaths of 13 American service members and warned hundreds more could be injured. She accused Trump of making America an “unreliable” partner and destroying relationships with NATO allies, calling Republican lawmakers his “cronies” and describing them as “feckless.” Harris lost decisively to Trump in the 2024 presidential election, failing to win a single battleground state. Trump cannot run in 2028 but will likely endorse a successor for the Republican nomination.