San Francisco Chronicle
Joe Garofoli Jan. 24, 2019 Updated: Jan. 24, 2019

How a San Francisco cop-killing case could haunt Kamala Harris
Sen. Kamala Harris is pinning her presidential hopes in part on her career experience as a prosecutor. But while “Kamala Harris: For the people” is a catchy slogan, it could cause problems in that nuance-free whirlpool known as a presidential campaign.

Start with the controversy around Harris’ first major decision as San Francisco’s district attorney: deciding not to seek the death penalty for a gang member who fatally shot police Officer Isaac Espinoza in 2004.

Harris’ Democratic primary opponents probably won’t bring it up, as they all oppose the death penalty, just as Harris does. But should the California Democrat survive the primary battle, you can bet President Trump’s first TV attack ad will include some version of this riff:

“As San Francisco’s district attorney, Kamala Harris refused to seek the death penalty for a gang member who killed a police officer.”

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Harris has sided with Obama/Holder/Farrakhan and drank the kool-aide.  With Obama/Holder/Soros paying off and putting prosecutors into office throughout the U.S. – crime has taken a turn for the crooks as we have seen.

Harris is too weak on crime.  We have to understand that a women’s instinct is to nurture and protect.  In the end she is a Farrakhan/Obama/Holder lackey.

She wasted no time during the Philadelphia shoot-out about how she felt about “cops” and trying to make points for her run in the 2020 campaign.

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08/14/2019

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A gunman unleashed a hail of bullets at Philadelphia police officers Wednesday afternoon, wounding six and sending cops diving for cover behind cars, before barricading himself in a building with several hostages.

The suspect finally surrendered at midnight, about seven hours after the shooting began.

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