The Atlantic endorses Harris: 'She believes in democracy'

The Atlantic is endorsing Vice President Harris for president.

The magazine announced its decision in an editorial on Thursday, in which the outlet's editors wrote, "Harris doesn’t curry favor with dictators. She won’t abuse the power of the highest office in order to keep it. She believes in democracy."

"This year, Trump is even more vicious and erratic than in the past, and the ideas of his closest advisers are more extreme," the outlet continued, calling Harris a devoted public servant who "respects the law and the Constitution. She believes in the freedom, equality, and dignity of all Americans."

The Atlantic's endorsement comes just days after the vice president got the backing of The New York Times, which similarly wrote that Trump “has proved himself morally unfit for an office that asks its occupant to put the good of the nation above self-interest."

Most major news outlets endorsed Hillary Clinton, President Biden and Democrats running against Trump during his three campaigns for the White House.

"Trump is the sphinx who stands in the way of America entering a more hopeful
future," The Atlantic concluded. "In Greek mythology, the sphinx killed every traveler who failed to answer her riddle, until Oedipus finally solved it, causing the monster’s demise. The answer to Trump lies in every American’s hands. Then he needs only to go away."