Breaking News: Kamala Harris Is ‘Done at the Top of Ticket’ Supporters Claim as Democratic Party Sinking — All While Politician Remains Out of the Spotlight Following Demoralizing Loss to Trump….Read More

Kamala Harris has pushed herself out of the top of the Democratic ticket, at least according to some of her supporters.

The failed presidential candidate has remained out of the spotlight since losing badly to Donald Trump last November, RadarOnline.com can reveal.

The 60-year-old is not looked at as the leading candidate to right the ship for Democrats when the 2028 presidential election kicks off, especially as she has steered clear of any public appearances all while Trump makes bizarre – and threatening – decisions from the White House.

One top donor told ABC News: “I think she’s done at the top of the ticket, I think the country will not have moved in a progressive direction during that time, it will have become more conservative.”

Meanwhile, Democratic fundraiser Michael Kempner admitted: “I don’t know if I would get involved at this point even if God were running. … I think it’s going to be tough for any Democrat to raise any money. There is little enthusiasm.”

However, Harris has some support, as lawyer and Democratic donor Judith Barnett said: “My opinion and my dedication to her hasn’t changed one iota. I believe she’s one of the most talented, brilliant, kind, empathic people that I have met in all my time in politics.”

Barnett added she believes Harris running for California governor instead “would be a good move,” and explained: “It’s not my decision … it’s all hers. But I think it’s a wonderful step.”

Asif Mahmood, who helped lead Asian outreach for Harris’ 2019 campaign, also agreed about a possible governor run.

He said: “(Ronald) Reagan ran for president. He lost, came back to California, served his state as governor, went back and ran for president and won twice.”

All this comes as one Democratic insider recently claimed Harris is “missing in action,” and called out her husband, Doug Emhoff, for claiming his wife is still leading her party.