Former Arizona Senator Jeff Flake has announced his endorsement of Kamala Harris, aligning himself with the growing #NeverTrump movement that is rallying behind the Vice President. Flake, who previously supported Joe Biden in the 2020 election, is joining a coalition of Republicans who are opposed to former President Donald Trump and are seeking an alternative in the upcoming election. This endorsement highlights a significant shift among some members of the Republican Party as they look to distance themselves from Trump's influence.

Over 100 former Republican officials have publicly declared their support for Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris, labeling Donald Trump as "unfit to serve" another term in the White House. In a joint letter released on Wednesday, these former national security and foreign policy officials, who served under Republican presidents Ronald Reagan, George H.W. Bush, George W. Bush, and Donald Trump, as well as Democratic presidents Bill Clinton and Barack Obama, expressed their endorsement for Harris in the upcoming November election. The group also includes several former Republican members of Congress, highlighting a significant bipartisan shift as they rally behind Harris in contrast to Trump.

A group of over a dozen former staff members who served under President Ronald Reagan have publicly endorsed Kamala Harris, the Democratic nominee and current vice president. Their support, they emphasize, is driven more by a commitment to democracy than allegiance to the Democratic Party. In a letter shared with the media, these former aides and appointees, including notable figures like Ken Adelman, a former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, and B Jay Cooper, a former deputy press secretary, expressed their belief that Reagan would have backed Harris if he were alive today. They referenced Reagan's famous "Time for Choosing" speech to underscore their stance.