Harris Considers Radical Ellison for Attorney General Role
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Posted 5 days ago
**Radical Liberal Agenda**: Kamala Harris Eyeing Keith Ellison as Potential Attorney General
Rumors are circulating that if Kamala Harris wins the presidency, she could be considering Keith Ellison for the role of U.S. Attorney General.
These claims were highlighted by Richard Grenell, a former cabinet member under President Trump, who informed that Harris's campaign has been communicating with Arab-American leaders in Detroit regarding Ellison's potential appointment.
Ellison, a two-term Democratic attorney general from Minnesota, is known for his progressive ideals—including advocating for ending cash bail and releasing violent criminals back into society.
Such policies have raised concerns among many conservatives about safety and law enforcement in America.
While Ellison dismissed the reports as "a lie designed to trigger the Muslim-haters," the implications are alarming.
Trump's campaign responded promptly, arguing that both Harris and Ellison are aligned in their radical liberal viewpoints, which continue to undermine law and order in America.
The proximity of Ellison to radical elements within the Democratic Party cannot be overlooked.
It is no surprise that as the 2024 election approaches, more radical figures are being named as potential cabinet members in a Harris administration.
Ellison's strong ties to the progressive wing of the party and his history of controversial statements have individuals questioning the consequences of a Harris presidency.
The prospect of such leadership raises red flags for many who value law and order in our communities.
As the campaign heats up, voters must consider the potential ramifications of a radical left-wing agenda under Harris and her potential cabinet, which could lead to more leniency for criminals at the expense of public safety.
With the election less than two months away, Americans have a critical decision to make: support a move towards lawlessness or stand firm against the radicalization of our government.
Sources:
vanityfair.com
breitbart.com
alphanews.org
Rumors are circulating that if Kamala Harris wins the presidency, she could be considering Keith Ellison for the role of U.S. Attorney General.
These claims were highlighted by Richard Grenell, a former cabinet member under President Trump, who informed that Harris's campaign has been communicating with Arab-American leaders in Detroit regarding Ellison's potential appointment.
Ellison, a two-term Democratic attorney general from Minnesota, is known for his progressive ideals—including advocating for ending cash bail and releasing violent criminals back into society.
Such policies have raised concerns among many conservatives about safety and law enforcement in America.
While Ellison dismissed the reports as "a lie designed to trigger the Muslim-haters," the implications are alarming.
Trump's campaign responded promptly, arguing that both Harris and Ellison are aligned in their radical liberal viewpoints, which continue to undermine law and order in America.
The proximity of Ellison to radical elements within the Democratic Party cannot be overlooked.
It is no surprise that as the 2024 election approaches, more radical figures are being named as potential cabinet members in a Harris administration.
Ellison's strong ties to the progressive wing of the party and his history of controversial statements have individuals questioning the consequences of a Harris presidency.
The prospect of such leadership raises red flags for many who value law and order in our communities.
As the campaign heats up, voters must consider the potential ramifications of a radical left-wing agenda under Harris and her potential cabinet, which could lead to more leniency for criminals at the expense of public safety.
With the election less than two months away, Americans have a critical decision to make: support a move towards lawlessness or stand firm against the radicalization of our government.
Sources:
vanityfair.com
breitbart.com
alphanews.org
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