Kamala Harris' SNL Surprise Appearance: A Fun Break in the Campaign

You won't believe who showed up on “Saturday Night Live” (SNL) this weekend! Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris made a surprise appearance on the show, right after her campaign event in Charlotte, North Carolina. Talk about a packed schedule! The episode started with a hilarious sketch. Kamala Harris, played by Maya Rudolph, was telling herself, "You can do something your opponent can't do. You can open doors. " The real Kamala Harris walked onto the stage and said, "You and me both, sista! " The audience cheered so loudly! Kamala Harris also joked about ending the campaign drama and staying calm. She even asked her SNL twin if she had registered to vote in Pennsylvania. The two Kamalas ended the cold open with the famous SNL line: "Live from New York, it’s Saturday night! " Later in the show, there was another political cameo. Tim Kaine from Virginia appeared on a game show where people couldn't remember his name, even though he was in a very important election a few years ago. By showing up on SNL, Kamala Harris joined other presidential hopefuls who have been on the show, like Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. Some people questioned if this was fair, saying it could break rules about giving equal time to all candidates. However, the network said they would follow any rules they needed to. Kamala Harris' visit was a last-minute addition to her schedule. People found out about it while she was on Air Force Two, flying from North Carolina to Michigan.