Harris now the second Dem candidate to lose to Trump and not speak to supporters election night
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Both Hillary Clinton and Vice President Kamala Harris failed to appear to console their supporters on election night after losing to Republican rival Donald Trump.
In 2016, when the race was called for Trump, Clinton did not address her supporters until the following morning. Harris will speak to supporters Wednesday evening. Jamie Joseph is a writer who covers politics. She leads Fox News Digital coverage of the Senate.
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