"Ashley Etienne, the former communications director for the ex-vice president, got a reaction from the Meet the Press panel on Sunday morning when she said she is very excited about the possibility of her old boss running for president again. MTP host Kristen Welker, right after hearing that, turned and asked Marc Short, who was President Donald Trump's director of legislative affairs during his first term, for his response. I think Republicans are equally excited to run against Kamala Harris, Short quipped."
"Etienne, a moment earlier, explained why she wanted to see Harris run for president for a third time. She said the Democratic Party is currently suffering from several major crises, including an identity crisis and a growing trust gap with voters. Harris, she said, is a good candidate to fix those issues, despite her coming up short in the 2028 presidential election against Trump."
Ashley Etienne expressed excitement about the possibility of Kamala Harris running for president again. Kristen Welker asked Marc Short for a response, and Short quipped that Republicans were equally excited to run against Harris, prompting laughter. Susan Glasser said it is too early to judge and suggested waiting until after the 2026 midterms. Etienne said the Democratic Party faces an identity crisis and a growing trust gap with voters and argued Harris could help address those problems despite losing to Trump in 2028. Harris told the BBC she is not done, prompting pundit speculation. Senator John Fetterman criticized Harris's rhetoric as absurd and ineffective with average voters.
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