Kamala Harris ‘Lays Groundwork’ for 2028 Campaign

Photo 23 of 33: Karoline Leavitt
Nevertheless, her experience inside Trump's administration is likely to remain central to her public identity. Having served during the opening period of his second presidency, she brings direct knowledge of the administration's communications strategy, internal policy priorities, and interactions with the national press.
Leavitt's departure also comes ahead of the November 2026 midterm elections, when Republicans and Democrats will compete for control of Congress. Her new media role could provide opportunities to discuss the administration's policies and the broader political environment as the election approaches, although she will no longer represent the White House in an official capacity.
Join the Conversation
Join the discussion
Create your free Analyzing America account without leaving this article.
Welcome back
Log in and continue the conversation on this page.
Keep Reading
Hollywood Director Michael Mann Shoots Himself at LA Gun Range
Fox News Editor Found Dead in Neighbor’s Closet — Suspect Allegedly Confesses
Trump Demands Prosecution of Democrat Over Alleged Election Scheme
Ilhan Omar Changed Her Name TWICE on Her 2009 Marriage Certificate
BREAKING: Swing State Shatters Voting Record — GOP Gets Major Boost
Nearly 300 Arrested in Massive Sex Sting Involving Disney Employees
DOJ Reveals Video of Somalis Being Coached How to Vote in Swing State
Trump Obliterates ‘Fake News’ Reporter: ‘You Look Like Hell’
Pelosi Breaks Ranks With Democrats, Sharply Rebukes El-Sayed: ‘We’ll See If He Gets Elected’

Share your perspective and reply to other readers.
Free account required. You will stay on this page.