Kamala Harris Explains How She Dealt With Trump's 2016 Victory — And It Involves Doritos
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The Democratic presidential nominee again shared the relatable story in a fundraising email Friday.
Vice President Kamala Harris just sent the most relatable email of her career.
While it may serve as just another fundraising email for her 2024 presidential election campaign, Harris charmed readers by reminding them of her reaction to the 2016 victory of former President Donald Trump that involved an orange snack food.
“It was incredibly bittersweet,” she wrote in the Friday email. “When I took the stage for my acceptance speech — to represent California in the Senate — I tore up my notes. I just said, ‘We will fight.’
“Then I went home and I sat on the couch with a family-sized bag of nacho Doritos.”
“I did not share one chip with anybody,” Harris continued in the fundraising email. “Not even [my husband] Doug [Emhoff]. I just watched the TV with utter shock and dismay.”
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