Michael Moore's stark warning to Democrats on election momentum: 'It’s ours to blow'

It's the Democrats' race to lose.

That's the view of liberal activist and filmmaker Michael Moore who has warned Democrats not to fumble their chances of beating former President Trump in November’s presidential election now that Vice President Kamala Harris heads the ticket.

The outspoken and influential Moore told the Guardian that the party is riding on a wave of optimism following President Biden’s decision to bow out of the race after succumbing to unwavering pressure from powerful left-wing voices, including Moore.

"This isn’t just a sugar-high or what [recovering] heroin addicts call a pink cloud," Moore told the U.K. publication. "It was so depressing for so many weeks and then it was instantly not depressing. I am hopeful now but it’s ours to blow – and we have a history of blowing it."

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Moore has been here before. He warned Democrats of Trump beating Hillary Clinton in his 2016 movie "in Trumpland" where he said Trump’s message appealed to disenfranchised voters in Michigan and other battleground states.

In 2020, he took to X and said that enthusiasm for Trump was "off the charts" and pleaded with Democrats to come together to defeat the incumbent.

Moore says he’s happy Harris chose Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz as her running mate and that he’s confident Harris can inflict serious damage on Trump when they debate next month.

"Once anybody gets under that thin skin anything can happen," Moore says. "On live TV? Trump could explode, start talking like a 12-year-old, though no offense to 12-year-olds, or get up and leave."

‘I understand why people are nervous it might be a sugar high but Harris and Walz are people of substance. They’re being slow and cautious enough to