Over 700 national security leaders and former military officials have publicly endorsed Kamala Harris for president in a letter released on Sunday. The signatories praised Harris as a candidate who "defends America’s democratic ideals" and expressed their belief that her Republican opponent, Donald Trump, is "unfit" for the position. This endorsement highlights the growing support for Harris among prominent figures in the national security community as the election approaches.

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.