jmdrake
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Emphasis mine. The best way to attack Harris is through her record as prosecutor. In our world of really talking about criminal justice reform, Harris' 'top cop' persona will work against her. Besides her most heinous acts (blocking evidence that would exonerate an innocent from death row), she locked up parents for truancy, jailed people for marijuana violations in an act of major hypocrisy on her part, and kept people beyond their sentences to basically use as slave labor. All of these things affected poor people and the black community negatively, and she desperately needs the black vote to stay relevant, as race is really the only thing going for her.
There's also her terrible job handling the border, the fact that everyone has just laughed at her for four years, and the fact that she claimed to believe Biden's accuser until the opportunity for VP hit her (she's a mad opportunist who also slept with a man decades older than her for career advancement when she was younger), and then towed the party line that Biden's brain was totally functional.
You, of course, are exactly right. And......Trump is unlikely to do that because he's currently running as a law and order candidate as opposed to a criminal justice reform candidate. That's a shame really because his record on criminal justice reform is actually pretty good and in 2018 he was praised for it even by democrats. Personally the reason I was hoping for Tim Scott to be the VP nominee is I was looking forward to Tim asking Kamala why she filibustered his police reform bill. I predict Trump's main attack will be her obvious failure as a border czar which she will respond with "Why did you scuttle our bipartisan border control bill? Why (cackle) oh why?" And his comeback will be "I was able to control the border using the tools I already had." And she will respond with "Like that border fence that you never finished?"