“Kamala Harris’s decision not to run for governor of California leaves open the door to a presidential campaign in 2028, even as her fellow Democrats are months into preparing for a future without her,” the New York Times reports.“The ambitious governors, senators and former Biden administration officials who are already traveling the country, taping podcasts and building infrastructure for national campaigns have been aiming to put Ms. Harris and former President Joseph R. Biden Jr. in their collective rearview mirror.”“And while Ms. Harris, as the former vice president, would enter the 2028 presidential primary as the most recognizable Democrat with the broadest fund-raising network, she would also carry the baggage of a 2024 campaign that Democrats do not view with much fondness.”Politico: Why Kamala Harris isn’t running for governor.