Over the past few weeks, Kamala Harris has been receiving support and endorsements for her candidacy from unexpected places. First it was Dick Cheney and his daughter Liz, who labeled Trump a "danger to democracy". A couple of days later it was Alberto R. Gonzales, U.S. attorney general and counsel to the president during the George W. Bush administration.
Former GOP Senator Jeff Flake soon followed and it wasn't long before more than 100 former Republican congress members and national security officials from Republican administrations had joined the Harris' campaign's list of endorsements.
