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Madam President, the song.

Vice President Kamala Harris has the nation in a frenzy as voters gear up for what could be another historic presidential race.

Photo Mason T. / Getty Images

Harris, the likely Democratic nominee, has gained the support (and funds) of constituents and donors, (and President Joe Biden) catapulting her campaign to mammoth heights. 

At the time of this post, nearly $100 million dollars has been raised in less than one week.

Yet the potential first female, and first female of color, president does not keep skeptics at bay. There are still those who question the background, race, and record (particularly the treatment of African American men) of the candidate who claims to care about the rights and freedoms of Americans.

The Kamala as Madam President song.

Have you heard the new Madam President song?

Lady of Liberty, proud and strong

You've led us right where we belong.

With every step, every beat

You'll bring the light, the truth we seek.

Click here for full lyrics.


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