The ugly truth about Kamala Harris’s law-enforcement record
Opinion by James Gagliano • 1h
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As the mainstream media feverishly conspire with Vice President Kamala Harris’s presidential campaign to memory hole the candidate’s far-left track record of radical progressive positions, it is important to highlight exactly where the former California attorney general truly stands on matters of public safety and policing.
The Harris campaign’s reductive bumper sticker slogan defines race as pitting "prosecutor versus felon" – despite fact that much of America senses the prosecutions of former President Donald Trump to be politically motivated. Concurrent with this destruction of norms, the gas-lit redefining of Harris as "law and order" proponent is underway.
And yet even a cursory review of her record easily refutes the attempted remaking. We certainly recall her debate stage encounter with former Rep. Tulsi Gabbard during the 2020 Democratic primary. Gabbard’s complete evisceration of Harris’s record as attorney general effectively drove Harris from the race, without earning a single vote, before the Iowa caucuses.
But with President Joe Biden having been forced off the top spot on the ticket — victim of internecine knifing by his own party – Harris has now been gifted coronation as Democrats’ next-generation heroine.
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