More evidence of Kamala plagiarism

"This is the second plagiarism scandal that the Democrat nominee has faced in recent weeks.

According to a report from the Washington Free Beacon, Harris’ testimony was stolen from Illinois District Attorney Paul Logli.

Logli gave his version of the testimony to the Senate Judiciary Committee two months before Harris did. The statements even contained the same typos and spelling errors.

In total, the Beacon report found seven examples of Harris passing off other people’s work as her own."

Did Kamala Harris Plagiarize a Republican's Congressional Testimony? What We Know

Newsweek conducted an independent review of the allegations and confirmed The Washington Free Beacon's findings. Most of Harris' 1,500-word testimony was copied from a statement by Paul Logli, the district attorney of Winnebago County, Illinois, with only minor additions and changes.

In April 2007, Harris, then-district attorney of San Francisco, testified before the House Judiciary Committee in support of the John R. Justice Prosecutors and Defenders Incentive Act, a bill aimed to offer student loan repayment to state and local prosecutors to help retain legal talent.

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