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Not Even the Media Is Buying Kamala's Latest Ad About the Border

Not Even the Media Is Buying Kamala's Latest Ad About the Border
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During the Democratic National Convention in Chicago last week, the Democratic Party did their best to rebrand Vice President Kamala Harris as a "tough on the border" prosecutor who took on drug cartels and illegal immigration. That of course isn't true and as President Joe Biden's Border Czar, Harris has overseen the largest influx of illegal immigration in United States history. She's visited the U.S.-southern border with Mexico one time and just for a few hours. 

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Regardless of the facts, Team Harris is shamelessly lying about her record in a new television advertisement. The details are so phony, even her usual allies in the media are calling her out. 

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Meanwhile, former President Donald Trump visited the border in Arizona last week and brought victims of Harris' policies and illegal immigrant crime with him to tell their stories. 

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