Vice President Kamala Harris has directly accused Republicans of “cheating” in the lead-up to the midterm elections, asserting that the GOP is actively working to suppress votes by redrawing electoral lines and making it harder for citizens to cast their ballots out of fear of the electorate’s power. Speaking on Megan Rapinoe’s podcast, Harris declared her full-time focus on the midterms, stating, “We have to win these midterms… And so I’m spending full-time working on doing everything I can to help people restore some balance in our government, which is, through the midterms, winning back Congress, the House and the Senate so that we can stop the madness.” She emphasized her commitment to public service and her drive to “move the needle,” aiming to restore “some sense of sanity” to governance, a sentiment met with sharp criticism from the RNC, which accused Democrats of relying on systemic cheating and questioned Harris’s stance on voter ID and proof of citizenship. When asked about a potential 2028 presidential run, Harris deflected, stating, “’28 doesn’t matter if we don’t win ’26,” underscoring the immediate urgency of the upcoming elections. She also revealed a willingness to campaign even with Democrats who prefer she not appear with them, prioritizing victory above all else to deliver on key issues like lower costs and affordable healthcare. The interview also touched upon broader themes of progress and regression in women’s rights and sports, drawing parallels between athletic and political struggles for equality.
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