Kamala Harris claims GOP 'cheating' ahead of midterms, says she's focused on stopping the 'madness'

Former Vice President Kamala Harris accused Republicans of "cheating" during an interview Thursday and said she was working to "stop the madness" by helping Democrats win the midterm elections.

" Midterms , midterms, midterms, full-time occupying my thoughts, my mind, and my work," Harris said.

"We have to win these midterms.

These — these folks are cheating.

They're redrawing lines.

They're trying to make it more difficult for people to vote so they won't vote because they are afraid of the power of the people." "And so I'm spending full-time working on doing everything I can to help people restore some balance in our government, which is, through the midterms, winning back Congress, the House and the Senate so that we can stop the madness," Harris told former women's soccer star Megan Rapinoe on her podcast, "What Are You Like?" KAMALA HARRIS DIVES INTO MIDTERM FIGHT ONLY TO GET ROASTED FOR NEVER HAVING 'AN ORIGINAL THOUGHT IN HER LIFE’ Rapinoe asked Harris about what brought her back into political and public life.

"I don't know how to live and not serve.

I honestly don't.

I just don't.

It's something I've come to terms with.

I don't know how to, I just don't know a life without figuring out how I can help move the needle," she said.

Harris said she wanted to restore "some sense of sanity" and a functioning government.

"If Kamala Harris is upset Republicans are going after the illegals and fraudsters trying to vote, it makes you wonder if she's taking crazy pills again.

Voter ID and proof of citizenship are common sense, but Democrats can’t win elections without cheating the system," RNC election integrity Communications Director Ally Triolo told Fox News Digital in a statement, regarding Harris' remarks.