Danica Patrick makes ‘evil’ Kamala Harris claim at Donald Trump rally in astonishing outburst

Danica Patrick has claimed the upcoming election is a fight between ‘good’ and ‘evil’ in a provocative campaign speech at a Donald Trump rally.

The former racing driver, who is voting for the first time, claims putting Trump back in the White House is ‘the most important decision we will see in our life’.

Speaking in the crucial swing state of Pennsylvania, Patrick said: ‘We’re not living in a time of Republican (versus) Democrat, we’re living in good vs. evil. 

‘We’re living in right vs. wrong. And I want to be on the right side of that history because this is the most important decision we will see in our life – getting Donald Trump into office.’

The 42-year-old, who once dated NFL superstar Aaron Rodgers, revealed last month that she has never voted in a presidential election.

Patrick previously endorsed Robert F. Kennedy Jr before following his lead and backing Trump, the Republican nominee, to reclaim the presidency.

Before speaking at the rally on Sunday, the former racing driver had joined the likes of former ESPN reporter Sage Steele and Lara Trump on the campaign trail.

‘I want to live in a country where I can say: I love this country and I’m not making a political stand,’ Patrick added in Lititz.

‘I want to wear a t-shirt that says “Proud American” and it isn’t telling people I’m making a political stand about being a Republican.

‘When I was a kid, I wore this cool leather jacket with an American flag on the back and USA down the arm… if I wore that today, I’d be making a political stand. Why is that happening? Why is that not just being an American?’