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Kamala Harris urges a ‘too big to rig’ turnout for the midterms and tees off on Trump
Harris urged voters to turn anger into action and pressed Democrats to expand turnout, defend voting rights and pursue structural reforms.
Former presidential candidate Kamala Harris campaigned across seven states this week, concluding with a two-day visit to Georgia to urge high midterm turnout.
Harris urged Democrats to adopt 'ruthlessness' in using power to deliver commitments, pushing 'structural work' including Supreme Court expansion and statehood for the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico.
During a Georgia campaign stop, she accused the Supreme Court of 'backdoor racism' for gutting the Voting Rights Act, pressing supporters to 'turn that anger into action.'
Addressing Black Americans, Harris urged them to 'honor the ancestors' with their votes while adopting a 'transactional' approach to demand more from politicians, asserting 'the South is in play.'
Two years after losing the presidential election to Donald Trump, Harris continues defining her political identity by criticizing the Republican as 'callous, corrupt and incompetent,' fueling speculation about her future.