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Vice President Harris Stays Grounded Amid Election Stress

Vice President Kamala Harris delivers a eulogy for U.S. Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee, Thursday, Aug. 1, 2024, in Houston. (AP Photo/LM Otero)

Vice President Kamala Harris recently shared insights into the emotional toll of her race against Donald Trump, revealing that the high stakes keep her up at night as Election Day approaches in just 15 days.

During a visit to Michigan, Harris candidly admitted that the intensity of the campaign often disrupts her sleep, stating, 'I wake up in the middle of the night usually these days, just to be honest with you.'

Despite the challenges, Harris emphasized the importance of maintaining a healthy routine to cope with the stress. She mentioned that she prioritizes physical exercise, healthy eating habits, and staying connected with her family as essential components of her self-care regimen. Harris expressed her deep love for her family and highlighted how their support serves as a grounding force during these turbulent times.

She prioritizes exercise, healthy eating, and family time for self-care.
Harris struggles with sleep due to campaign intensity.
Family support is crucial for Harris during challenging times.

Reflecting on the current political climate, Harris urged the public not to lose hope, emphasizing the need to remain resilient in the face of adversity. She emphasized the importance of staying positive and focused on the goal, stating, 'we cannot despair.'

As the countdown to Election Day continues, Harris's remarks shed light on the personal sacrifices and emotional challenges that come with running for office at such a critical juncture in American politics. Her commitment to maintaining a balance between her professional responsibilities and personal well-being serves as a reminder of the human side of political leadership.

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