Kamala Harris doesn't rule out leaving the country if Trump wins, trolls say 'that would be a blessing'

WASHINGTON, DC: Vice President Kamala Harris has delighted Donald Trump's supporters after she refused to rule out the possibility of leaving the country if the former president wins in the 2024 presidential election.

As the November election is coming near, the competition between the two candidates is at its apex, with both leaving no stone unturned to win the ultimate presidential battle. 

The Democratic candidate recently appeared on 'The Howard Stern Show' where she reflected on her future if she doesn’t manage to win the 2024 race.

Kamala Harris didn’t rule out leaving America

During her appearance on Tuesday, October 8 on 'The Howard Stern Show', Kamala Harris reflected on her plans regarding the election. 

Stern, who is a vocal Democrat and a Harris supporter, asked the Vice President while referencing Trump, “If he wins, God forbid, would you feel safe in this country? Would you stay in this country?”

According to Daily Mail, Trump has previously cultivated a reputation for threatening to imprison his political opponents. 

To Stern’s question, the Democrat presidential candidate replied, “Howard, I'm doing everything I can to make sure he does not win.”

However, the SiriusXM host further asked, “Well, what if he does? How can you be safe? He's saying, I'm just going to do whatever the hell I want this time, I know what I need to do.”

While Harris did not directly say that she was going to leave the country, she did not refuse either. 

The Republican supporters found the exchange hilarious as the Trump War Room account posted the clip on X with a cry-laughing emoji. 

Meanwhile, Harris told Stern that a large number of Republican national security officials have signed on to her campaign as they believed Trump allegedly represented danger. 

She said, “We are building a coalition of people that are Republicans, independents, Democrats, libertarians all stripes of Americans who are coming together to say, you know what, this election is about putting country before party.”

She continued, “This is about saying, do we want a president who's going to abide by the oath to support and defend the Constitution of the United States, or someone who is full-time engaged in flattery of Vladimir Putin of Russia and sending COVID tests over to him when Americans are dying every day.”

Kamala Harris' words send MAGA supporters into a frenzy

MAGA supporters were overjoyed over Kamala Harris's remarks about leaving the country during her interview with Howard Stern. 

While most of Trump's fans said Harris' words just gave them another reason to vote, they even got creative in planning her probable departure from the country. 

One of the social media users said, "Kamala says she might leave the US if Trump wins. I didn’t need more reasons to vote for Trump."

Someone else commented, "She can move to China with Tim Walz."

Another Trump supporter asked, "If she did, would we have to still provide her with Secret Service protection?"

"Woohoo! Please, please, please….we can all pitch in & buy her a one-way ticket to Siberia. 👍👍," said someone else.

Another netizen wrote, "She will move to another state and think that is not the United States lol 😆."

"This is reason enough for us to vote for Trump," commented an excited Republican.

Someone else noted, "Take the rest of them that said they are leaving to, hopefully to a communist country enjoy. 👋."

Another user suggested, "Oh really you could go dancing with the stars and you’ll be a winner there."

"Good to know she's willing to die for her country. Not exactly George Washington," said someone else sarcastically.

A social media user asked, "That would be icing on the cake but what country in their right mind would ever welcome her?"

"Not that you needed it, but here’s another reason to vote for Trump," added someone else.

"That would be a blessing," claimed another. 

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