'I would destroy her': Trans Republican Caitlyn Jenner appears to weigh California gubernatorial run against Kamala

Trans Republican Caitlyn Jenner has appeared to float the idea of running in the California gubernatorial race as reports have emerged that Kamala Harris is considering running for the political office in 2026.

Jenner posted in response to an X user who asked, "If Harris runs, do you think you could clean her clock?" The transgender Republican said, "If I ran, and it was ultimately against Harris, I would destroy her."

Jenner, a trans-identified male who came out as transgender in 2015 and has since presented as a woman, has previously said that it was easier to come out as transgender than to come out as a Republican and lives in California.

Harris, since her loss to President-elect Donald Trump, has largely gone silent regarding her plans, however, reports have indicated that Harris is telling advisers to keep her political options open for a run in 2026 for California governor or a 2028 run for the president again.

Jenner previously ran for the office in 2022, per CBS News, and at the time slammed the Democratic control over the state, saying, "For the past decade we have seen the glimmer of the Golden State reduced by one-party rule that places politics over progress and special interests over people."

"I am a proven winner and the only outsider who can put an end to Gavin Newsom's disastrous time as governor," Jenner added at the time. Ultimately, Newsom was reelected to the role; however, his term is limited and will not be able to run in 2026, leaving the opportunity open to Harris as well as Jenner if either of them officially join the race.