Vice President Kamala Harris appeared on The View yesterday and shared her concerns about the possibility of Donald Trump winning the presidency again. When asked if she was scared about this scenario, Harris responded, 'I am scared as heck.' She explained that her decision to travel around the country was driven by this fear. Harris cited an old saying that there are only two ways to run for office - either without an opponent or scared - and she admitted to falling into the latter category.
During the interview, Harris emphasized that her fear was not directed at Trump himself, but rather at the potential consequences for the country. She expressed concern about the divisive rhetoric, the erosion of freedoms, and instances of book banning. Harris also addressed issues surrounding race, criticizing former United Nations Ambassador Nikki Haley for what she described as a repeated misinterpretation of history.
