Kamala Harris, vice president, has been accused of plagiarism twice in a row, this moment involving at least one instance of stealing from Wikipedia as a district attorney and Congressional evidence.
In a second occasion, the outlet reported that Harris falsely identified a sex trafficking victim and used it to represent the real man, simply changing the site to San Francisco, where Harris was district attorney at the time, giving her business credit for helping the fictitious target.
In total, the channel highlighted seven cases of theft, contrasting them to related scandals in the past, including the one that sank President Joe Biden’s 1987 presidential bid and an instance in which former first lady Melania Trump was accused of stealing materials from former first lady Michelle Obama.
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Last year, Harris was accused of plagiarizing her 2009 text, Smart on Crime, including regions that even resembled Wikipedia comments.
Sen.  , J. D. Vance , (R-OH), former President Donald Trump’s running mate, immediately highlighted the allegations , that Harris plagiarized portion of her book.
” Hi, I’m JD Vance. I wrote my individual text, unlike Kamala Harris, who copied hers from Wikipedia”, Vance , posted on X.
The Ohio lawmaker is well known for his narrative,  , Hillbilly Elegy.
Harris’s plan dismissed the allegations as an assault against her help.
” This is a publication that’s been out for 15 years, and the vice president evidently cited sources and data in notes and appendices throughout”, Harris campaign spokesman James Singer , told , the , New York Times.
Since the text was ghostwritten, Harris might not have been the one to blame for the theft even if the content was. But, the new charges may be harder to defend.
Christopher F. Rufo, who is well-known for his copying investigation into previous Harvard President Claudine Gay, which ultimately led to her departure, unearthed the first round of charges.
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In response to the most recent studies, Rufo claimed that Kamala Harris has been plagiarizing throughout her entire job.
In August, The Free Beacon questioned Harris ‘ say that she worked at a McDonald’s in the summer of 1983, reporting that she had never mentioned it prior to her presidential campaign and that the facts had changed over time. Trump stopped at a Pennsylvania McDonald’s next weekend, partly to trolls Harris over the controversy.