Kamala Harris Receives Bipartisan Endorsements for President

Former Republican Senator Jeff Flake from Arizona and Senator Angus King from Maine have publicly endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris as she campaigns for the presidency. Flake criticized Donald Trump's foreign policy, emphasizing the need for leadership that prioritizes country over party, while King praised Harris's commitment to truth and democracy, highlighting their past collaboration on the Senate Intelligence Committee. Additionally, three former Republican officials, including ex-Senator Nancy Kassebaum, condemned the current state of the GOP, stating it no longer resembles the party of past leaders. These endorsements come as polls indicate Trump is gaining momentum in key swing states, with Harris trailing in Arizona. The endorsements from notable Republicans and moderates could be crucial for Harris as she seeks to secure votes from traditionally Republican demographics, including members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Arizona.