TERRI GROSS KLOBUCHAR OFF MIC OUTING KAMALA

I see blowback on your prosecutor career made you drop out of consideration.

Yes, Terri, as a lowly prosecutor, I just rubber stamped what the Police Chief and the Mayor ordered.

Didn't you question those decisions Amy?

If I had, I would have lost my job, Terri.

Didn't Kamala Harris prosecute a bunch of negroes too?

Yes. The NYT did a story that she was not a progressive prosecutor.  Hello! If she's selected, I hope she gets killed in the media. So much baggage......Like picking a Trans Othello! 

I read somewhere that she did the same thing as Attorney General of California.

Yes, Terri, The Senator was often on the wrong side of history. (The NYT doesn't mind claiming that at all!)

I gather Lisa Lerer and Kamala don't get along.

HaHaHa. Here's what they say about me, and Kamala, but Terri, some of this I made up:

Klobuchar, heavy fire for not charging cops for shootings while a prosecutor in Minneapolis.

Harris fought for wrongful convictions got with dirty tricks evidence tampers, perjury, suppression of evidence, entrapment, you name it. She would have used the Logan Act if she could have.

Harris tagged for withholding information about a police lab tech sabotaged work and stolen drugs. 

Harris knew all this but failed to tell defense lawyers, a judge condemned Harris’s indifference to the systemic violations constitutional rights. Harris wanted legislation under which parents be prosecuted whose children were truant, despite slamming low-income coloreds.

Harris was retarded as AG, when a federal judge ruled death penalty unconstitutional, she appealed.

She fought investigating shootings by cops, and body cameras for cops. They were all over her about that, Dems, ACLU, even her own Dem politicians.

Best of all, Kamala seems to hold some kind of law enforcement record for wrongful convictions. Her name is like up on a plaque or something in California.

The NYT calls Harris out for being on the wrong side of the history (Wrong side of the NYT, baby) of prosecutorial misconduct of which she was often guilty yet to which she now brazenly refers in her book.