Harris refuses to push back on suggestion she’s ‘too progressive’ during Al Sharpton interview
October 21, 2024
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0:33Now PlayingHarris refuses to push back on suggestion she’s ‘too progressive’ during Al Sharpton interview
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as posted by the channelVice President Kamala Harris talked right past the claim that she was “too progressive” in her early career as a prosecutor when she sat down for a friendly interview that aired over the weekend.
During the wide-ranging appearance with activist and MSNBC “Politics Nation” host Rev. Al Sharpton, he suggested that there was an “orchestrated” effort afoot to use the Democratic nominee’s background as San Francisco district attorney and California attorney general against her.
When Sharpton pointed out that Harris had been accused of being “too progressive as a district attorney,” the 60-year-old answered “I know” before adding: “There are all sorts of people who are going to throw a bunch of things out that will include misinformation with the intention to dissuade certain people from voting.”
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