Former Vice President Kamala Harris posted a TikTok video on Thursday asserting that she has not been relaxing and boozing since largely vanishing from public view after losing the presidential election in November.
Harrisâ TikTok post appears to be an attempt at the âWho Said Thatâ trend in which users turn their faces away from the camera to obscure their mouths while making bold statements. However, Harrisâ mouth can be seen moving as she failed to cover it with her hand throughout the video â which she used to promote her upcoming book and claimed she has been working hard rather than lounging.
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âEveryone thinks youâve been kicking back, drinking margaritas on the beach, but really youâve been hard at work writing a book, meeting with leaders, thinking about the future of our country,â Harris said, facing away from the camera.
âWho said that?â she jokingly asked, turning back toward the camera.
Harris also announced in a Wednesday statement on X that she would not seek the governorship in California after reports she was considering whether to enter the governorâs race or pursue the presidency in 2028. She wrote that she was excited about working on âhelping elect Democratsâ nationwide and âsharing more details in the months aheadâ about her future aspirations.
Harris launched her brief 2024 presidential campaign after former President Joe Biden dropped out and endorsed her on July 21, 2024. She went on to lose the popular vote and all seven swing states to President Donald Trump.
The former vice president announced on X Thursday that she had written a book on her campaign titled â107 Daysâ that is set for publication in September.
Comedian Kareem Rahma, in a resurfaced March appearance on âForbes Top Creators Show,â detailed a strange interview on his âSubway Takesâ show with Harris during the campaign that went so badly that it did not get released.
âHer take was really confusing and weird and not good. And so we mutually agreed that we shouldnât publish it,â Rahma said. âAnd I got lucky because I didnât want to be blamed for her losing.â
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