Democrats currently hold a very small majority in the House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate. It would not take much for the Republicans to regain control of both bodies.

The media does a good job of ignoring this fact and pretending that Democrats are going to be in power forever, but Democrats know reality is different.

Kamala Harris is apparently sounding the alarm and reminding her party how easily things could change.

The Washington Examiner reports:

Harris warns Democrats about ‘slim’ majorities in Congress ahead of 2022

Vice President Kamala Harris reminded fellow Democrats on Friday about the “slim” majority they carry in the House and Senate ahead of the 2022 midterm elections.

During a California-themed “virtual DNC fundraiser,” Harris also warned about several Republican-led states that have or are attempting to pass voter reform legislation, according to press pool reports.

She spoke to Democrats fighting to keep their majority in the Senate — currently maintained by 48 members and two independents who caucus, which allows Harris to be a tiebreaking vote — and the current nine-seat advantage in the House.

“Our majorities in the House and the Senate are incredibly slim. OK? They are. And we know that Democrats are going to need big voter turnout in 2022 to hang on to the House and the Senate,” Harris said.

Kamala is right to be worried.