Kamala Harris Breaks Silence: I Told You So
India-West News Desk
LOS ANGELES, CA – In a rare public appearance since her 2024 election loss, former Vice President Kamala Harris addressed the sense of unease gripping the country—hinting at vindication and signaling she’s not stepping away from public life.
“There’s a lot of fear right now,” Harris told a packed audience at the Leading Women Defined summit in California on April 4. “There were many things that we knew would happen—many things.”
With a knowing smile and a pause that drew laughter from the crowd, she added, “I’m not here to say, ‘I told you so.’ I swore I wasn’t going to say that.”
But Harris’s message was unmistakable: her voice remains active, and her political future is far from over. “I’m not going anywhere,” she said.
Though she didn’t name President Donald Trump directly, the context was clear. The former senator from California—who served as vice president under Joe Biden—has largely stayed out of the spotlight since the election but is widely rumored to be considering a 2026 run for California governor.
John
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If we think things are bad now (full confidence it will get better) it would have be a disaster of epic proportions, if this moron was our President.
April 4, 2025She couldn’t even manage her our campaign funds.
Samay
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Yeah, but what did she do for the Indian American community? Happily took their money but did absolutely nothing. Hinduphobia is growing and these people deny that it even exists.
April 4, 2025Daljit Singh
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Kamala Harris remained a formidable candidate California’s Chief Executive office. She ran an honorable campaign for the White House. The campaign period was too short for the national office and running against a cabal of congenital liars was not easy.
April 4, 2025