Kamala Harris Accused of Plagiarism in Book 'Smart on Crime'

Kamala Harris Accused of PlagiarisingPlagiarism in Book 'Smart on Crime'

Published OCT 15 2024

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Above: Vice President Kamala Harris speaks at a rally in Greenville, North Carolina at the Minges Coliseum on the campus of East Carolina University. Image credit: Cornell Watson for The Washington Post via Getty Images

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Following a thorough review of "Smart on Crime," it is clear that whilst there are a few instances of attribution issues, these are relatively minor instances that do not attempt to steal any unique arguments or ideas from another author. Despite the best attempts of Republican activists, these small mistakes are simply not a big deal.

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News of Harris's plagiarism is yet further proof of her fraudulent deceit of the American people. Unsurprisingly, once again it is clear that the Vice President's words are not her own. After Biden's 1987 presidential campaign was derailed following his own plagiarism saga, it would be fitting for Harris' phony election bid to see the same just fate.

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