Kamala Harris Faces Renewed Plagiarism Allegations

New claims suggest Harris copied content in congressional testimony and state reports, raising concerns about her integrity.

Vice President Kamala Harris is accused of plagiarizing 80% of her 2007 congressional testimony from Republican attorney Paul Logli.
The allegations include copying a fictionalized story about a sex trafficking victim and presenting it as a real case in a 2012 report.
Harris's 2009 book 'Smart on Crime' is under scrutiny for containing passages allegedly lifted from Wikipedia and other sources.
Critics argue that these instances reflect a pattern of carelessness and question Harris's work ethic and integrity.
The Harris campaign has dismissed the accusations, suggesting they are politically motivated attacks as the election approaches.