Conservative civil rights attorney Harmeet Dhillon appeared on the Tucker Carlson Show Friday, and she laid into Kamala Harris’ past—and brought receipts.
Dhillon, who was just appointed to head the Trump campaign’s Election Integrity team in Arizona, had a wide-ranging conversation with the former Fox News host about the many problems of the extremist Border Czar and Democrat presidential appointee nominee, but there was one section that stuck out to me where she discussed the slippery ways in which the now-VP came into prominence in the first place.
It was in the 2003 race for the job of San Francisco District attorney, which Harris won—by cheating. She had agreed, under penalty of perjury, to spending limits, as had her rivals, but then she simply ignored them.
Dhillon:
Well it turns out that Kamala Harris, who by the way started out in this campaign third, behind her boss…
