In recent developments, Vice President Kamala Harris has emerged as the presumptive Democratic nominee for the upcoming presidential election. This comes after Joe Biden's announcement that he would not be seeking re-election. The Republican Party, led by Donald Trump, has begun attacking Harris with false claims and misrepresentations.
According to reports, Republican lawmakers received a memo from the National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC) urging them to define Harris's record on immigration quickly. However, several facts have come to light that challenge the validity of these attacks.
Firstly, Harris has not been officially referred to as the 'border czar' by any official title within the Biden administration. Secondly, border crossings in May 2024 were not higher than during President Trump's tenure. Lastly, there have been no reports of communication between Harris and the chief of Border Patrol since his appointment in July 2023.
Despite these facts, Republican attacks on Harris continue. Trump himself has called her 'CDumb as a Rock' and a 'totally failed and insignificant Vice President.' The Trump campaign plans to tie Harris to Biden's record while also portraying her as a radical San Francisco progressive.
Meanwhile, Harris has been making waves in the Democratic Party. She has secured more than half of the support from Democratic delegates and is closing in on officially having the nomination. Her campaign has raised over $100 million since its launch, surpassing expectations.
As of now, it remains to be seen how Harris will fare against Trump in the presidential race. However, one thing is certain: the attacks from the Republican Party are unlikely to let up anytime soon.