In a shocking revelation, Vice President Kamala Harris is now at the center of a plagiarism scandal involving her book, Smart on Crime: A Career Prosecutor’s Plan to Make Us Safer. Conservative activist and investigative journalist Christopher F. Rufo broke the news on Monday, alleging that Harris plagiarized significant sections of her book, which was originally published in 2009. The accusations come at a critical time as Harris hits the campaign trail, reigniting debates over her credibility.
Rufo, known for his deep dives into political figures, presented numerous examples where Harris allegedly copied text from various sources without proper citation. The book, which played a key role in shaping Harris’s image as a tough-on-crime prosecutor during her campaign for California Attorney General, now faces renewed scrutiny. The evidence Rufo presented points to media outlets, government reports, and even Wikipedia as sources that Harris allegedly lifted from without acknowledgment.
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One of the most glaring examples, according to Rufo, is Harris’s use of content discussing high school graduation rates. In his report, Rufo claims that Harris copied large portions of an NBC News report without any attribution. The language, nearly identical to an AP/NBC News article, included specific statistics on graduation rates in major U.S. cities. This uncited use of data was presented as original material in her book, according to Rufo.
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