Kamala Harris Is Back With An Impersonation Of Trump As A Mob Boss

Former Vice President Kamala Harris returned to the national stage with a swipe at President Donald Trump, calling him a “mob boss” before breaking into an impersonation during a speech at the National Action Network Convention.

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Harris made the remarks while speaking with Rev. Al Sharpton, where she also confirmed she is considering another run for president in 2028. 

“I’m thinking about it,” Harris said, adding that her decision will depend on whether she believes she is the best person for the job.

“I spent countless hours in my West Wing office, footsteps away from the Oval Office. Countless hours in the Oval Office and the Situation Room,” she said. “I know what the job is and I know what it requires.”

Harris also emphasized her broader message to voters, arguing that Americans are frustrated with government inefficiency. Drawing on her travels across the country, she said people “don’t want process, they want progress,” and stressed a need to cut government bureaucracy.

Speculation about Harris’s 2028 plans has grown in recent months, particularly after she declined to run for governor of California. That decision was widely seen as keeping the door open for a presidential bid.

While news of Harris possibly running again excited conservatives eager to see another “failed presidential run,” Sharpton praised her during the interview, telling the audience that Democrats had already effectively chosen her when they voted for President Joe Biden.

“When we ended up with President Biden stepping back, there were some that said we need a primary, and we said we already had it. When we voted for Biden, we voted for Harris.” 

She went on to rip Trump’s SAVE America Act, equating it to a poll tax and urging voters to check their registration status, claiming Trump has “cleaned voter rolls.”