This photo of Kamala Harris doesn’t need a caption, but it still has a great one


This photo of Kamala Harris doesn't need a caption, but it still has a great one

Kamala Harris was photographed standing in the rain, umbrella in hand.

US Senator Kamala Harris will not let a little rain dampen her enthusiasm. The Democratic vice presidential candidate was filmed holding an umbrella while urging people to vote during an outdoor campaign event in Florida. He even managed to do a little jig on stage in the pouring rain while holding the umbrella in one hand, and a video of the moment is winning hearts on Twitter.

Harris, 55, had a doubleheader in Florida a few hours ago, according to Florida Politics. After speaking in Orlando, he headed to Jacksonville, drenched in the rain, for an open-air outdoor event. She was dressed in her signature Converse Chuck Taylors as she spoke to voters while sheltering from the persistent rain.

“When we vote, we win,” Harris told crowds at the event, according to the Jacksonville news website.

The Democratic vice presidential candidate shared a picture of the event on social media with a cool caption.

“Rain or shine, democracy waits for no one,” he wrote.

The image has earned over 1 lakh of likes and thousands of comments on Twitter.

“This is such a powerful photo! Good job, future Vice President!” wrote one person in the comment section.

“Iconic,” said another, while several others shared similar photos.

Meanwhile, a video of Kamala Harris dancing in the rain has also gone viral on social media. Among those who shared it was her sister Meena Harris, who wrote: “I am absolutely unable to get over this video of Kamala Harris dancing in the rain on chucks.”

Kamala Harris is the first black woman and the first Asian-American woman to be selected as a candidate for the vice presidency of a major party in the United States. His mother was from India and his father from Jamaica.

Earlier this month, he shared excerpts from an old video with Mindy Kaling, describing three signs that you grew up in an Indian-American home.

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