Michael Moore says Kamala Harris would be ‘most progressive’ president in history: ‘I feel so hopeful’

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Filmmaker and activist Michael Moore is "over the moon" about the possibility of electing Vice President Kamala Harris as the "most progressive" president in American history.

Moore wrote in his Substack that he hasn’t been this happy since he voted for former President Obama, hasn’t "been this thrilled since Ben & Jerry’s released Stephen Colbert’s Americone Dream" and hasn’t felt "that America still stands a chance" since former President Nixon resigned in 1974.

"Two months ago, the results of our upcoming 2024 presidential election seemed to be a foregone conclusion, and a second Trump presidency seemed inevitable. But now — just 69 days before the November 5 election — I feel so hopeful that we are going to elect not just our first woman president, but our most progressive," Moore wrote, noting that Democrat operatives will object to calling her the "most progressive."

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Moore explained that he felt like he was watching "the season finale of the United States" when President Biden "imploded" during the presidential debate in June.

"Slurring his words, losing his place, freezing to regain his balance and the middle of the nonsensical sentence he was in, a sad shell of his former self, Biden imploded in less time (44 seconds) than the Challenger (73 seconds). And all of us, in that