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Kamala Harris Picked a Particularly Disgraceful Time to Bring up January 6 at the Debate

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During Tuesday night's ABC News debate between Vice President Kamala Harris and former and potentially future President Donald Trump, Harris went for a line we've heard many times before from Democrats: that January 6 was "the worst attack on our democracy since the Civil War." While this is nothing new, this remark came on the eve of the anniversary of the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, which killed 2,977 Americans. 

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Later during the debate, when moderator David Muir brought up January 6, Harris lamented that, "on that day, 140 law enforcement officers were injured. And some died." While Officer Brian Sicknick died on January 7, the medical examiner revealed his death was due to natural causes after two strokes. Neither of the moderators bothered to fact-check Harris, though, as was a theme throughout the night.

Harris' remarks have since become a trending topic on X

And again, Harris has brought up January 6 in the context of September 11 and Pearl Harbor before, just as she did during past anniversaries of January 6 as dates that are "not only a place on our calendars, but a place in our collective memory."

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President Joe Biden made alarming remarks of his own Tuesday afternoon when he said he was "doing 9/11" as he shared his plans for Tuesday and Wednesday.

On Wednesday, Trump, Harris, and Biden all appeared at the 9/11 memorial in New York City to commemorate the fallen. 

The widow of one of the fire chiefs killed in the attacks on that day called out Biden and his administration during her remarks, including when it comes to a plea deal with the perpetrators that was revoked due to outcry. She also referred to Biden's comments of his plan to "do 9/11" as "quite a flippant remark."

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