Kamala Harris's loss has sparked a literal sobfest among her liberal and Democratic supporters. The internet is virtually flooded with the tears of Harris' supporters as they post videos of them weeping after Trump's win.
Here's a look at some videos posted on TikTok and compiled by an X user. Some Kamala Harris supporters can be seen screaming at their cameras in anguish and frustration:
Others went on long, emotional, and angry rants with tears in their eyes:
Another supported could be seen crying in the video while expressing:
One woman even had a meltdown in her car while on her way to get her medications. She said:
"I was just walking down the street to go get my medication coz I'm out and I need it for today and I saw a woman walking her two kids and she had this look on her face... And I looked at her and we made eye contact and we kinda nodded... Like we were both... Just... Devastated"
A Kamala Harris supporter even shaved her head on camera while looking teary-eyed and told viewers that she was doing this to protest Trump's win and fight patriarchy.
Another supporter expressed that he is 'disgusted' not only by Trump's win but also by Elon Musk, who was pivotal in Trump securing the win. In a TikTok video, he said:
“I’m disgusted enough to delete my X account... I wanna take this moment to congratulate those of you who voted for Donald Trump, which was the overwhelming majority of Americans. You chose to vote for a dictatorship. And that is what you will get.”
What did Kamala Harris say in her concession speech?
In her now-viral concession speech, Kamala Harris addressed the emotional aftermath of the election, acknowledging both the disappointment of the loss and the resolve to continue fighting for core American values. She expressed her gratitude for the trust placed in her and emphasized that while the election outcome wasn’t as hoped, the fight for freedom, fairness, and justice is far from over.
She highlighted the importance of continuing the fight for critical issues such as women’s rights, gun control, and the protection of democracy.
"I do not concede the fight that fueled this campaign,"
She declared, emphasizing that the struggle for equality, opportunity, and dignity for all people is ongoing. Harris also encouraged young people to stay hopeful and engaged, reminding them:
"You have the capacity to do extraordinary good in the world."
Kamala Harris closed with a message of hope and resilience, quoting a historian’s adage:
"Only when it is dark enough can you see the stars."
She encouraged Americans to keep fighting, mobilizing, and organizing, no matter the setbacks, to ensure a better future.
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"This is a time to roll up our sleeves,"
Harris urged the country to stay committed to building a brighter, more just America.
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