Kamala Harris Pushes Radical Left Agenda: Supreme Court Packing and Electoral College Elimination at Nashville Event
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Former Vice President Kamala Harris used the National Urban League Conference to promote extreme left-wing proposals, calling for packing the Supreme Court and abolishing the Electoral College as she eyes a possible 2028 presidential run.
Former Vice President Kamala Harris took the stage at the National Urban League Conference in Nashville to unveil a series of radical proposals that threaten to upend the foundations of American democracy. Harris, who avoided such extreme positions during her failed 2024 campaign, openly called for abolishing the Electoral College—a key institution that protects the voices of smaller states and prevents mob rule. She also advocated for expanding the Supreme Court to 13 justices, a blatant attempt to pack the court with liberal activists and undermine its independence. Harris further pushed for renewed debate on Puerto Rico’s statehood, a move widely seen as a ploy to secure more Democratic votes.
"We must allow for a real conversation about revisiting certain things," Harris said, admitting that her push to dismantle constitutional safeguards would be controversial.
"We need to revisit the point of expanding the court to 13 justices like we have 13 district courts," she added, signaling her intent to manipulate the judiciary for partisan gain.
After losing the 2024 election to President Donald Trump, Harris has not ruled out another White House bid in 2028, instead focusing on rallying her base ahead of the midterms. Her remarks follow reports of meetings with far-left Democrats, including Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez at a Black women’s empowerment summit, highlighting her alignment with the radical wing of her party.