It hasn’t been a good couple of days for Kamala Harris. On Wednesday night, she appeared on a widely panned Fox News interview with Bret Baier where she seemed defensive, evasive and combative. Meanwhile, Christopher Rufo, who describes himself as a “Writer, filmmaker, activist,” busted her for plagiarizing portions of her 2009 book “Smart on Crime,” which she co-authored.
The lamestream media mostly ignored the story—because Orange Man Bad and Extremist Progressive Good—but the New York Times dutifully trotted out an expert who said, meh, no big deal. First, they said, “Conservative Activist Seizes on Passages From Harris Book,” then they quote the expert as claiming, “The lapses were not that serious,” then they basically called Rufo a racist for pointing out Harris’ cheating ways.
Our Fourth Estate at work, friends.
RedState’s Sister Toldjah and Brad Slager have…
