Kamala Harris torches own party members invested in holding on to their ‘title,’ admits, ‘I am exhausted’
Former Vice President Kamala Harris He blasted members of his own party on Sunday, saying he was “tired” of those only interested in their titles.
The former vice president was asked how he was doing Democratic Party can win We’re taking back the trust of black women.
“Above all, the party must understand that the voices of real leaders in society must be prioritized, not the people who hold those titles and are invested full-time in protecting them at the expense of getting anything done.” Harris said At The Root’s Ascension to Power event.
“These people tire me out,” she continued, noting that she is the second Black woman to serve in the United States. US Senate. “AOC can tell you the number of people, including Democrats, who will walk around the Capitol with flag badges and have all the interns running behind them, and they will think they are very important.”
Former Vice President Kamala Harris speaks at the 38th Annual Michigan Democratic Women’s Caucus Heritage Luncheon on April 18, 2026 in Detroit, Michigan.
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He argued that responsibility should be part of the job.
“It’s been a bit controversial, but one of the things I said is this. reflected in what is happening As Harris continued, I realized that part of the issue was the fragility of human nature; for some, these are purely transactional people,” he said.
The former vice president said it’s okay for Black women to be “transactional” too.
“They don’t act like they’re based on morality or values or principles,” Harris said. “They’re not pretending. They’re literally not faking it. They’re in it for the benefit. Their mantra is, ‘I’ll get mine.’ “I think it’s okay for us to be a little transactional and say, ‘I’ll get mine, too.'”
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He argued that Democrats should not rely on Black women as the backbone of the party because of their value system, ethics, and sense of civic duty.
“They’re going to vote because of my high level of character, which means I have to act in a way that honors my ancestors and all those who sacrificed before me. And that’s why I’m going to vote because it’s my duty for everyone who paved the way for me to be here,” he said. “But they’re counting on it. And I say, they’re also going to have to trust the reality that we’re going to expect, and they’re going to need to know when to start trusting the voting. Because if they win, they’re better off producing.”
Harris recently announced that she is considering running in 2028.
Former Vice President made multiple stops Last week, South Carolina became one of the most important early voting states on the Democratic Party’s nominating calendar.
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Former U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris speaks during her “107 Days” book tour at the Ziff Ballet Opera House at the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts in downtown Miami on Thursday, Nov. 20, 2025.
When asked why the United States has yet to elect a woman to the presidency and what the country needs to change, Harris praised the 2024 race results as “the closest presidential race in the history of the presidential race.”
“It was one of the three closest races ever and we had 107 days to do what we did and it was that close,” he continued.
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He said the country was ready to elect a woman for president.
“I try not to let other people’s problems become my problems in terms of believing, knowing who can do what and acting accordingly. This is exactly where I get to,” he said.
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