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Kamala Harris LOSER Complains of BROKEN Electoral College After 2024 DEFEAT

Gary FranchiAugust 8, 2026122 views
Kamala Harris LOSER Complains of BROKEN Electoral College After 2024 DEFEAT
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Kamala Harris is back on the campaign trail, but instead of rallying for another campaign, she's doubling down on her post-defeat mission: dismantle the Electoral College. It seems the only takeaway she gleaned from her 2024 defeat is that the American system of democracy must be faulty. Yes, folks, when Kamala Harris loses, it's not her who’s at fault—it's our founding fathers!

This new tour has Harris pushing progressive pipe dreams, such as expanding the Supreme Court and overhauling the Electoral College—a platform that might as well be Christmas in August for the radical left. As @shinemycrown rightly pointed out, Harris is backing an Electoral College overhaul and Supreme Court expansion. That's right, folks, more progressive overreach disguised as 'reform.'

After losing by millions of votes in the 2024 election, Harris seems to be on a mission to rewrite the rules. According to @Alexxandermedei, "Kamala Harris lost by millions of votes and now she wants another shot at the White House." Could it be more evident that when leftists don't get their way, they aim to change the game entirely?

There's little doubt that her complaints about the Electoral College are merely an excuse for a second bite at the presidential apple. Meanwhile, @TweetsieRail humorously notes, "Biden bailed and Harris lost bigly. I bet this weirdo is still crying about it too," underscoring the dismissive reaction many Americans have to Harris's post-defeat antics.

Democrats and far-left activists, still smarting from their defeat, seem desperate for a narrative that suits their agenda. They shoulder no blame for their policies that the American people overwhelmingly rejected. Instead, they pull the classic progressive move: blame the system.

But perhaps we should encourage them to keep to this strategy. Let Kamala Harris run again, as @Alexxandermedei suggests, "Let her run. Let Americans decide again." After all, Americans gave her a clear answer in 2024. Patriots, are we ready to give her a louder one?

In the age of media narratives and political fables, it's crucial to remember: the problem isn’t our Constitution. It isn’t our Electoral College. It's a radical agenda that mainstream Americans consistently reject. Will the Democrats ever learn? Or will they continue rewriting the rules to fit their failed narratives? Only time will tell.

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RuralVoiceVerifiedjust now
I remember growing up always hearing about how each state's voice mattered. It would be a shame to lose that.
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HistoryBuff1787Verifiedjust now
Do people realize that abolishing the Electoral College would require a constitutional amendment? That's no small feat!
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LibertyBelleVerifiedjust now
Maybe if her party focused more on policies appealing to all Americans rather than identity politics, she wouldn't be crying foul today.
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PatriotMikeVerifiedjust now
The Electoral College is there to make sure that every state counts, not just the big cities. Kamala should understand that by now!
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CountryGalVerifiedjust now
I'm just glad my voice from a small town still matters. We need to keep it that way!
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FarmersDaughterVerifiedjust now
Same here! It's important that rural areas aren't ignored.
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OldTimerCVerifiedjust now
Now she's complaining? The Electoral College has been around forever, and it's survived for a reason. Move on!
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FreeSpeechFanaticVerifiedjust now
Exactly! The system isn't broken just because it didn't favor your outcome. It's designed to prevent mob rule!
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ConstitutionalChrisVerifiedjust now
Totally agree! Our founders were pretty smart about balancing power.
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DemocracyDefender22Verifiedjust now
Harris loves the rules when they work for her, but they're 'broken' when they don't?