
According to The Wall Street Journal, Kamala Harris' husband, Doug Emhoff, has privately opposed her participation in a future presidential election, even as Harris continues to prepare for a potential campaign.
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Kamala Harris is considered a potential candidate for the presidency of the United States. She meets with sponsors and visits key states.
Kamala Harris' husband has banned her from running for the next presidential election. This was reported by The Wall Street Journal.
According to the source, the husband of the former vice president, Doug Emhoff, does not want her to run again for the post of head of the White House. It is noted that Harris herself has not yet made a final decision on her nomination.
“As Harris lays the groundwork for a potential presidential campaign, her husband has said privately that he would prefer that she not run. Some sponsors directly told her that her participation in the elections was unlikely,” the insider said.
Experts see Kamala’s actions as attempts to prepare the ground for participation in the presidential race: she is negotiating with major sponsors and visiting key Democratic Party states.

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