The Economist endorses Kamala Harris over Donald Trump citing unacceptable risks

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The Economist has endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris over Donald Trump, citing concerns about the risks he poses to America and the world. Editor Zanny Minton Beddoes described Trump as an "unacceptable risk" and highlighted the lack of support from former Trump associates. Minton Beddoes emphasized that the endorsement aimed to inform Republican readers about the potential dangers of a Trump presidency. She noted that Trump's past behavior raises concerns about his impact on American institutions. While acknowledging Harris may not be an ideal candidate, Minton Beddoes stated she does not pose the same level of risk as Trump. The endorsement marks a significant shift in The Economist's political stance.


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