Kamala Harris. Does he have a chance to become president of the United States?

– I knew it would succeed. – says her erstwhile superior Louise Renne, erstwhile San Francisco City Legal Counsellor, who hired Harris as head of the Children and Families Department. – I remember very well how she came and said, “Let’s have lunch.” We did, and she asked, “What do you think of my moving for territory lawyer in San Francisco?” I said: ‘Do this’. And she did. She was not only the first female territory attorney, but besides the first female lawyer general. She was besides the first female vice president of the United States and the first dark-skinned individual in this post, and soon, perhaps, she will become the first female president in her country's history. She's convinced she would never have made it this far if it wasn't for her parents.