Harris: Top Accomplishment in Senate Is Sitting on Oversight Committees to ‘Get at the Truth’
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Cotton Dismisses Harris’ Call for More Kavanaugh Documents: ‘You Already Said You’re Voting No’
Sen. Tom Cotton (R., Ark.) called out Sen. Kamala Harris (D., Calif.) on Twitter Wednesday as she called for the release of documents showing Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh’s “full record,” reminding her she’s already said she’ll vote no on his confirmation.
Kamala Harris: I Have a Problem With the Phrase ‘Identity Politics’
Garcetti: ‘This Is The Worst Moment I’ve Lived in My Lifetime’
Los Angeles Mayor and potential 2020 Democratic White House hopeful Eric Garcetti said the current state of the United States represents “the worst moment I’ve lived in in my lifetime.”
Liberals Are Furious Over the Nomination of [Insert Name Here] to Supreme Court
Behold the rallying cry of a new generation of manufactured outrage: “Stop [blank]!” A crowd of protesters waited at the Supreme Court building Monday night, Resistance Markers in hand, ready to scrawl on their posters the name of Donald Trump’s nominee who would bring about the End Times. “They had all these Mad Lib signs,” …
McConnell Mocks Left’s Rhetoric Against Trump Supreme Court Pick: ‘It’s Hard to Keep a Straight Face’
Harris on Trump’s Next SCOTUS Pick: ‘We’re Looking at the Destruction of the Constitution of the United States’
Kamala Harris on Running in 2020: ‘I’m Not Ruling It Out’
Kamala Harris Touts ‘Fierce Opposition to the Death Penalty’ But In 2014 Defended It In Federal Court
Senator Kamala Harris (D., Calif.) said on Friday that her “career as a prosecutor was marked by fierce opposition to the death penalty,” but it was just four years ago that she was defending the California death penalty in federal court.
Kamala Harris Drops Six Figures on Advertisements
Sen. Kamala Harris (D., Calif.), who is regularly floated as a potential Democratic candidate for president in 2020, spent six figures from her campaign’s war chest on advertisements in the first quarter of 2018, Federal Election Commission filings show.
