Kamala Harris, the former Vice President of the United States, recently dismissed polls that place her as an outsider in the race for the Democratic candidate in the upcoming elections. In an interview with the show Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg, she discussed her former rival, Donald Trump, whom she called a 'tyrant', stating that her warnings during the campaign turned out to be correct. Harris hinted that she might run for the White House again in 2028, mentioning that her granddaughters will 'definitely' see a woman president during their lifetime. Although she has not made a final decision, she emphasized that she sees herself continuing her career in politics, stating: 'I am not done', and that her dedication to public service is deeply rooted.
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