Who do you tip to win the US presidential election

[Kidlicious]

She fully fell for the Jussie Hoax, but so did Biden.

[Kidlicious]

Harris says she didn't know what her prosecutors were doing, but she admits they were corrupt? Sounds bad either way. Are corrupt people going to be working under and around her?

The man that went to prison because of her says she celebrated his conviction.

https://youtu.be/Bgjm6xPJeaA

[Ming]

If this is the best the alt right can do...
Trump cheated on his wives with porn stars, used to party with child abusers, is the most lying president in modern history, is currently being investigated for fraud... and the list goes on.
Harris has run for office in the past and won... and these "stories" have not hurt her chances in the past... but I'm sure the Alt Right will continue to trot them out, while ignoring all the flaws of their master.

[Kidlicious]

She put innocent men in prison, one on death row.

[-Jrabbit]

Trump tried to railroad the Central Park 5, all innocent. Yet Trump bought a full-page ad calling for them to be killed.
He is a certifiable psycho.
Now, you have not specified what "innocent men" were sent to prison, but at least it was Harris' job as AG. And everyone had a trial. No one went to jail without due process.
BTW, I thought you liked a tough on crime approach. Pick a fvckin' lane, you hypocrite.

[Kidlicious]

And she says ICE is like the KKK to make herself look good. It's like, "Drink your poison stupid Democrats."

[Ming]

And Trump now has killed 165,000 Americans. And his CURRENT actions continue to threaten even more American lives

[Kidlicious]

And Trump now has killed 165,000 Americans. And his CURRENT actions continue to threaten even more American lives

A bit over the top, even for you.

[Kidlicious]

"NEWS

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Inside Kamala Harris’ polarizing record as a prosecutor


By Lia Eustachewich

August 12, 2020 | 3:01pm | Updated

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She may tout herself as a “progressive prosecutor,” but Kamala Harris’ record as a career California prosecutor suggests otherwise.

Harris — who made history Tuesday as presumptive Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden’s pick for vice president — has long faced criticism over her prosecutorial record, with skeptics saying she skewed in favor of police and was too slow, and even sometimes mum, on criminal justice reform.

As California’s attorney general from 2011 to 2017, she refused to endorse a 2015 bill calling for a special prosecutor to investigate deadly police shootings, the Sacramento Bee reported.

She also rejected calls from civil rights groups to investigate deadly police shootings in Los Angeles and San Francisco, following the 2014 police-involved killing of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri.


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In 2015, Harris required body cameras for California Department of Justice agents but didn’t support legislation mandating them for all police officers.

The senator’s history as San Francisco district attorney from 2004 to 2011 also has been scrutinized.

Shortly after taking the job, she sparked a decade-long feud with police unions for declining to pursue the death penalty for a gang member who murdered San Francisco police officer Isaac Espinoza.

She also began prosecuting parents of habitually truant students, calling the issue of students skipping school “tantamount to a crime” — even amid criticism that the policy disproportionately targeted low-income people of color, the Los Angeles Times reported.
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She sent letters to San Francisco public school parents each year, threatening them with citations for truancy, and sponsored a 2010 law to make it a misdemeanor for parents whose children miss 10 percent of school a year without a good excuse. The punishment: a $2,000 fine, jail or both.

Harris also opposed a state initiative to soften minimum mandatory sentences — even though the criminal justice reform plan she rolled out while running for president called for their end.

One of Harris’ worst scandals came in 2010 when a technician was caught skimming cocaine from a crime lab and mishandling evidence. A judge ruled her office failed to disclose that information to defense attorneys, causing more than 600 drug-related cases to get tossed out.

That same year, Harris opposed an initiative in the state to legalize marijuana, despite now supporting such legislation.
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During her tenure as attorney general, at least 1,560 people were thrown behind bars for marijuana-related offenses from 2011 to 2016, according to data from the Washington Free Beacon.

Harris’ handling of wrongful convictions has also been called into question.

As AG, her office fought against new DNA testing for death-row inmate Kevin Cooper, who claims he was framed for murder. Some legal experts believed the test could help overturn his conviction.

Her prosecutors also defended the conviction of George Gage, who was charged in 1999 with sexually abusing his stepdaughter — and put away by her testimony, according to a New York Times opinion piece.

A judge later found that Harris’ prosecutor failed to turn over exculpatory evidence — including that the stepdaughter had repeatedly lied to law enforcement and that her mother described her as a “pathological liar.”

The case got pitched to the Ninth District Court of Appeals, with Harris’ prosecutors fighting against tossing Gage’s conviction on a technicality — that he had failed to raise the legal issue in a lower court.

He’s still in prison, serving a 70-year sentence."

[Kidlicious]

https://nypost.com/2020/08/12/inside-kamala-harris-polarizing-record-as-a-prosecutor/

I tried to just post the part about the prosecutorial abuse, which is the really bad part.

[Ming]

Gee... she originally opposed pot
She sent letters to parents whose kids kept missing school
Some people working for her did some bad things
People got sent to prison for pot related charges, which were actually true and against the law


And what about your puppet master.
He used to be a Democrat
How many of his associates/employees are in Jail or were prosecuted for crimes
He separated children from their parents and put them in cages
Is under investigation for fraud
He used to hang out with criminals/child abusers

[Kidlicious]

"As AG, her office fought against new DNA testing for death-row inmate Kevin Cooper, who claims he was framed for murder. Some legal experts believed the test could help overturn his conviction.

Her prosecutors also defended the conviction of George Gage, who was charged in 1999 with sexually abusing his stepdaughter — and put away by her testimony, according to a New York Times opinion piece.

A judge later found that Harris’ prosecutor failed to turn over exculpatory evidence — including that the stepdaughter had repeatedly lied to law enforcement and that her mother described her as a “pathological liar.”

The case got pitched to the Ninth District Court of Appeals, with Harris’ prosecutors fighting against tossing Gage’s conviction on a technicality — that he had failed to raise the legal issue in a lower court.

He’s still in prison, serving a 70-year sentence."

You seemed to have not read this.

[Kidlicious]

Maybe it took so long to choose because Biden wants her and they tried to tell him not to pick her.

[-Jrabbit]

Pretty sure it took so long because Biden wanted Rice, and they kept telling him not to pick her.
Plus, he had to get over how Kamala attacked him on the debate stage.
If you actually did the reading, you would have known these things weeks ago.

[Kidlicious]

Biden wrote an email to supporters saying that Harris would lead the nation if he wins.

[Ming]

"As AG, her office fought against new DNA testing for death-row inmate Kevin Cooper, who claims he was framed for murder. Some legal experts believed the test could help overturn his conviction.

Her prosecutors also defended the conviction of George Gage, who was charged in 1999 with sexually abusing his stepdaughter — and put away by her testimony, according to a New York Times opinion piece.

A judge later found that Harris’ prosecutor failed to turn over exculpatory evidence — including that the stepdaughter had repeatedly lied to law enforcement and that her mother described her as a “pathological liar.”

The case got pitched to the Ninth District Court of Appeals, with Harris’ prosecutors fighting against tossing Gage’s conviction on a technicality — that he had failed to raise the legal issue in a lower court.

He’s still in prison, serving a 70-year sentence."

You seemed to have not read this.

Yeah... I read it.
Do you read about all of Trump's flaws... you know the ***** grabber who cheats on his wife with porn stars and parties with child abusers but claims to be a family man

[Ming]

And how many more Americans have to die while Trump downplays the worst crisis in our life times.

[Kidlicious]

I'm sure some people fall for that bit.

[-Jrabbit]

Trump's lack of leadership on Covid-19 has made America a worldwide laughingstock.
He is letting his citizens die, the economy is tanking, and he let the stimulus protections expire with nothing to replace them.
I only wish that was an exaggeration.

[Kidlicious]

I asked Ming about this and he started talking about fake news. So you get a chance to make specific claims.