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Kamala Harris faces backlash for echoing Trump’s ‘too big to rig’ slogan

Kamala Harris warned that Republicans are attempting to cheat the 2026 midterms, using Donald Trump’s “too big to rig” phrase, and was mocked by conservatives for the copy.

Former Vice President Kamala Harris released a short video on X urging voters to turn out in force for the 2026 midterm elections, asserting that Republicans were attempting to cheat the process. She repeated Donald Trump’s campaign slogan “too big to rig,” a phrase the former president has used repeatedly since the 2020 election. Conservative commentators, including a TPUSA spokesman and the account End Wokeness, mocked the video, claiming Harris lacked original thought and was merely copying Trump.

In the same message, Harris pointed to a recent Supreme Court ruling that let portions of Trump’s mail-voting order move forward, while noting a federal judge’s temporary block on new Postal Service ballot requirements. She argued that Trump’s own mail-voting practices contrast with his opposition to broader mail voting. The criticism underscores the partisan tension surrounding election-integrity narratives ahead of the midterms.

Why it matters

The exchange highlights how election rhetoric is being contested and repurposed by both parties ahead of the 2026 midterms.

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