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Kamala Harris, the former vice president and one-time presidential hopeful, has announced the creation of a new political action committee named “Fight for the People.” This initiative aims to enable her to travel extensively, voice her perspectives, and bolster Democratic candidates through strategic fundraising efforts.
In a message titled “My Decision – Kamala Harris,” Harris outlines her vision and purpose for this new venture. She calls for grassroots support as the committee approaches its initial fundraising milestone.
“I’ve refrained from sending fundraising texts since the last election,” she begins, “but I want to take a moment to share my approach to this pivotal time—and why I hope you’ll continue to stand with me in this battle.”
Within her message, Harris warns against interpreting current events as mere disarray. “Some describe the recent months as sheer chaos,” she acknowledges. “I see the reasons for this perception. However, let’s not be misled into thinking it’s all chaos. We are witnessing the rapid execution of a long-devised agenda.”
Harris underscores her commitment to staying politically engaged through her PAC, stating, “I intend to travel, express my views, and help elect Democrats across the nation, but I can’t do this alone.” She emphasizes the critical nature of hitting early fundraising targets: “Contributions are vital, particularly before our first FEC fundraising deadline, which is just days away. We must report our earnings, and all eyes will be on us. I aim to file a significant report.”
The message wraps up with a link for contributions and a heartfelt appeal to supporters: “Your continued support in this fight means a great deal to me. – Kamala”
The announcement comes as Harris continues her public profile through media appearances, including a recent interview on the Rich Little Brokegirls podcast, where she offered dating advice. She encouraged women to “be kind to yourself and choose to be with someone who is kind,” and described relationship dynamics in terms of a “Friday night” versus “Sunday morning” phase. The appearance was part of a national tour for her memoir 107 Days, which she has focused on instead of addressing questions about a potential 2028 presidential campaign.
In a December 18 interview with ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel, Kamala Harris defended the Biden administration’s approach to the release of documents related to Jeffrey Epstein, stating, “We strongly and rightly believed that there should be an absolute separation between what we wanted as an administration and what the Department of Justice did.”
Her response drew criticism from left-wing pundits and social media personalities who wanted the Biden White House to act more aggressively, while conservative commentators pointed to her remarks as further indication of what they allege is collusion between the Biden White House and the DOJ in legal efforts targeting Donald Trump. Harris also said she had not spoken to President Joe Biden in “about three or four weeks” and acknowledged she did not receive the support she needed from “certain places in the administration” during her 2024 campaign.
