In AP interview, Harris says Democrats 'are standing up for working people' in government shutdown

Kamala Harris sounds like a party elder and a future candidate at the same time. In an interview Friday with The Associated Press, the former vice president says she's staying in touch with Democrats on Capitol Hill and urging them to stand strong during the government shutdown. But she's also offering plenty of ideas about the future of the Democratic Party — and making clear she is part of it in some capacity. She has not ruled out running again in 2028. But she says that Democrats have a deep bench of leaders and potential presidential candidates. She cautioned against Democrats pining after “the one” party savior and called on them to let many voices be heard.