Kamala the Plagiarist?

[Yarddog]

Just tell us and make the point..?

about 1 - 3 % . And your candiate for president want sto deflect blame for high prices onto these industries.

 

[BackAgain]

about 1 - 3 % . And your candiate for president want sto deflect blame for high prices onto these industries.

Because she’s an economic illiterate. As well as a a moron.

 

[Couchpotato]

In 1988, Joe Biden was caught plagiarizing a speech and that, along with falsifying his academic credentials, forced him to drop out of the presidential race.

Now Christopher Rufo seems to have caught Kamala Harris plagiarizing several sources when she, along with a co-author published a small book Smart on Crime: A Career Prosecutor’s Plan to Make Us Safer.

Kamala put out the book to use for her campaign to be California's A.G.

If true, and Rufo generally has impeccable scholarship and is rarely ever questioned, will this sink her Presidential campaign? In today's unethical climate I can't imagine it will make any difference to those who will vote for her. They didn't mind Joe making up stories that were unverifiable and so far they don't mind her doing that. Example: She was on fries at a McDonalds that doesn't seem to recall she ever worked or even went there.

And a MSM that generally tries to get in one accusation of a Trump 'lie' into every single news story, however non sequitur to the story that lie might be, will bend over backwards to keep from even acknowledging this information, much less putting it out there.

In short Democrats who wouldn't stand for that kind of ethical breach in 1988 could care less now.

But here it is Patriots for whatever hay you can make out of it:

Kamala Harris’s Plagiarism Problem

The vice president appears to have airlifted sections of her book, Smart on Crime.

christopherrufo.com

This is from over a decade ago? I kinda doubt it will have much impact on the current election regardless its validity.

 

[Foxfyre]

This is from over a decade ago? I kinda doubt it will have much impact on the current election regardless its validity.

True. It's just one more item to consider when evaluating the competence, integrity, ability, qualifications of a person for a job.

 

[BackAgain]

This is from over a decade ago? I kinda doubt it will have much impact on the current election regardless its validity.

Plagiarism doesn’t matter to our liberals when their folks commit it.

 

[Couchpotato]

True. It's just one more item to consider when evaluating the competence, integrity, ability, qualifications of a person for a job.

Which are rarely qualities we get in a President of late.

 

[Couchpotato]

Plagiarism doesn’t matter to our liberals when their folks commit it.

Would you not vote for Trump if it was proven beyond a shadow of a doubt he plagiarized some part of one of his books?

 

[BackAgain]

Would you not vote for Trump if it was proven beyond a shadow of a doubt he plagiarized some part of one of his books?

Sack up. Show it. Don’t just ask stupid rhetorical questions

 

[Foxfyre]

Which are rarely qualities we get in a President of late.

We got pretty good qualities from President Trump. You can quibble all you want about his manner, style, history or whatever, but he was a damn good President and got a lot of things done. He was the first President of my lifetime who had to courage to try and try and try again until he had a solution to a problem. Most try once and then throw up their hands and say "Well I tried but they wouldn't let me" or whatever.

 

[daveman]

Trump is the empty head. You do not become AG of the largest state in America if you are an empty head. And you damn sure don't get to be a black, female and a top lawyer with an empty head.

She got her job because of her head, and not the one under her hat.

 

[westwall]

She got her job because of her head, and not the one under her hat.

You know, once upon a time I thought she was smart. But the more I listen to her the stupider she becomes.

 

[daveman]

You know, once upon a time I thought she was smart. But the more I listen to her the stupider she becomes.

She is not a bright woman. She's incredibly incompetent.

 

[Maxdeath]

As I have said before I am not a Trump fan. I would rather we had better choices but I will vote for Trump because I do not want the airhead to win. Even Kennedy and Haley stopped their runs and sided with Trump so that there was a unified front.
It does surprise me that not that long ago some of the wealthiest and influential people all wanted to be around Trump. They all praised him. They called him great and selfless. He was known for helping others. Hillary even claimed he was a great human being and should run for office. Then he announced his run for president and almost overnight he and those that voted for him were deplorable. He was a Russian agent. Many other accusations were leveled at him. The man did not change only the democrat cult.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

about 1 - 3 % . And your candiate for president want sto deflect blame for high prices onto these industries.

I think it's more than grocery industries at play.

But we are right to look at grocery prices closely. As they have outpaced inflation rates.

 

[Couchpotato]

We got pretty good qualities from President Trump. You can quibble all you want about his manner, style, history or whatever, but he was a damn good President and got a lot of things done. He was the first President of my lifetime who had to courage to try and try and try again until he had a solution to a problem. Most try once and then throw up their hands and say "Well I tried but they wouldn't let me" or whatever.

Trump has none of the qualities you listed. The thing he's good at is being an executive. He's got pretty good instincts for things honestly. The sad part is he relies on them solely. It's like he's never read anything on the topics he speaks on. And when we needed him to be an executive the most he deferred all that authority to one discipline. The job of an executive is to hear from all the disciplines take in what they are saying weigh them and come up a decision which factors them all in. COVID broke that, and we relied on just one discipline and for the most part one person who even if you considered him eminently qualified in his field was not qualified to set broad policies, which effected the entire country which cut across multiple areas of expertise. We paid for it during COVID and we are continuing to pay for it now.

 

[daveman]

I think it's more than grocery industries at play.

But we are right to look at grocery prices closely. As they have outpaced inflation rates.

Thankfully, Premier Harris has said she will institute Soviet-style price controls.

Premier Harris' first State of the Union: Bread for everybody!

Premier Harris' second State of the Union: We're out of bread.