Kamala Harris Steals a Trump 2024 Catchphrase to Urge Dems to Beat ‘Cheating’ Republicans

She may hate the man, but she loves one of his catchphrases, apparently.

Former Vice President Kamala Harris has been urging Democratic voters to make the midterms “too big to rig,” which might sound familiar, because it was one of President Donald Trump’s go-to slogans during his 2024 campaign.

Harris has ripped off the phrase and worked it into several of her speeches lately, including a Friday speech in New Orleans when she said Democrats have to win so handily it’s “too big to rig” for the “cheating” Republicans to do anything about it.

“And when we’re back in charge, we’re gonna have to take a hard look at America’s current political system,” Harris added. “We have to have the courage to take a hard look at the Electoral College and our corrupted Supreme Court.”

Those remarks echoed what she told a Nashville crowd on July 31.

“In light of and in this environment where they are cheating, we will be too big to rig. Too big to rig,” Harris said at the National Urban League Conference. “It means being ruthless — they are ruthless! We need to be ruthless too.”

Harris outlined her “controversial” game plan at the same event, saying Democrats need to “revisit” several ideas, like abolishing the Electoral College, adding four justices to the Supreme Court, and making Washington, D.C. and Puerto Rico states.

As for “too big to rig,” Trump used it a number of times during his successful ’24 bid against both Harris and former President Joe Biden. The Wall Street Journal reported in March ’24 about Trump’s campaign printing the slogan on signs and handing them out at rallies, and Trump and his social media team routinely used the phrase as a rallying cry.

Fox & Friends Weekend co-host Charlie Hurt was one of a many to notice Harris has jacked Trump’s slogan and pointed it out on Saturday morning.

Watch above via Fox News.

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