During Kamala Harris’ first-ever run for a major office back in 2003, the future vice president was mired in controversy for inflating her prosecutorial record and separately ran afoul of campaign finance rules.
At the time, Harris was vying to be San Francisco district attorney general, and she was eager to fashion herself as a “veteran” prosecutor with “thirteen years of courtroom experience” who could overhaul the DA.
“Kamala has tried hundreds of serious and violent felonies, including homicide, rape, and child sexual assault cases,” a mailer put out by her campaign claimed at the time.
However, she didn’t actually prosecute hundreds of those cases by that point in time, as she was later forced to admit in a debate.
Poster Comment:
She took millions from donors who wanted her to drop charges against 40 priests so the church could not be sued after the pedo priests were convicted in criminal court.