Kamala Harris is trying to rewrite her history now that she’s the Democrat Presidential nominee.
But she’s bringing more baggage to the race than an airport.
Now Kamala Harris is worried sick over voters finding out this awful decision she’s running from.
Kamala Harris wants to hide her far-left record
Vice President Kamala Harris parachuted into the Presidential race after President Joe Biden made the stunning decision to end his re-election campaign.
Democrats and their media allies are portraying her as a fresh face on the political scene.
Her campaign is portraying her as a tough former prosecutor and California Attorney General who took on crooks and cheats.
But Harris is a San Francisco Democrat who accumulated a far-left voting record in the Senate and tried to outflank U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders (I-VT) to the Left in the 2020 Democrat Presidential Primary.
The Democrat Party was swept up in the “Defund the Police” movement after George Floyd died in 2020.
Harris appeared on the New York radio show Ebro in the Morning in June 2020, where she expressed her support for defunding the police.
“This whole movement is about rightly saying, we need to take a look at these [police] budgets and figure out whether it reflects the right priorities,” Harris said. “This is an important conversation and not just a conversation . . . [it] can’t just be about talk. It has to be about forcing change.”
The day before her radio interview, she praised then-Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti for cutting $150 million from the police budget.
CNN grills Harris official about her support for defunding the police
Mitch Landrieu, Harris’ national campaign co-chair, appeared on CNN’s The Situation Room With Wolf Blitzer where he was grilled about the Vice President’s support for defunding the police.
CNN host Pamela Brown asked him if Harris still believed in it after playing a clip of her Ebro in the Morning interview.
A nervous Landrieu said he thought she changed her position and tried to pivot to allegedly pro-police policies by the Biden administration.
“But the bottom line is you said you did not believe that was still her position on what we just played,” Brown said. “You laid out her position now.”
Landrieu shook his head and Brown pressed him.
“Okay go ahead, so that is still her position?” Brown asked. “She wants to move money from police departments potentially.”
“That’s not what I said. What I said was you have to consider those comments in context,” Landrieu stammered.
Brown asked again if Harris still supported defunding the police.
“What I’m saying to you is that statement that you just played was played out of context,” Landrieu said. “Her position has always been that you can both be tough and smart on crime and it requires funding police, but it also requires funding, rehabilitation in things that make the criminal justice system safer.”
“But just for clarity’s sake, does she want to take money from police departments and potentially put them into the community services because that was what was part of that discussion,” Brown replied.
Landrieu pivoted back to claiming that the Biden administration was spending more on the police.
Kamala Harris and her allies will have a long list of far-left positions she’s taken that will have them on their heels during the campaign.
