According to a new report from the Los Angeles Times, Kamala Harris will spend her summer deciding between three options for her political future.
The first and most obvious option would be to retire from politics, which seems unlikely given her ego. Harris’s second option is a third attempt at running for president. According to the report, the third option is a run for California governor.
The report states, “According to several who’ve spoken with Harris, she is genuinely undecided, torn between concern and affection for her home state and an undimmed desire to be president.”
“Of the three options, the most pressing is whether to enter the race to replace her fellow Democrat, the term-limited Gavin Newsom, as governor,” the report continues. “The contest is already well underway — 10 serious (broadly speaking) candidates have so far announced their candidacies. While Harris’ near-universal name recognition and nationwide fundraising base allow her to wait longer than others, a serious gubernatorial bid will take more than a few months to mount.”
The newspaper lamented that if she does choose to run for governor, she must hide away all of her “arrogance, entitlement or anything less than a 100% commitment to serving as governor.”
Surprisingly, the paper went on to say that she should not run, or voters should choose someone else, if she is unable to clearly articulate why she wants the position.
“Another imperative Harris faces is offering a compelling reason why she wants to be governor. Seeking the office for the same reason climbers tackle Mt. Everest — because it’s there — won’t do,” the report says.
The Times concluded with, “Harris has all summer to look inward and figure that out. If she can’t, California voters should choose someone else for their next governor.”
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