In the same breath where she called Donald Trump’s efforts to bring home A$AP Rocky an “abuse of power”, Officer Kamala tried to say “I’m black and I’m proud.” Totally out of touch with black Americans pic.twitter.com/liSH5V5o6I
— Curtis Gittelman?? (@CurtisGittelman) July 25, 2019
Hatred for Trump trumps helping an American citizen.
Presidential candidate Sen. Kamala Harris opposes President Trump’s efforts to free rapper A$AP Rocky, who has been in a Swedish prison since July 2 following a violent altercation in Stockholm.
Because if there is one thing the California senator is passionate about, it is putting (and keeping) people in prison. Automatic incarceration for any and all infractions is kind of her bag.
The senator said this week that Trump’s efforts to get Swedish authorities to release the Harlem-born rapper, whose real name is Rakim Mayers, constitute an abuse of power.
“There is no question that this White House is being — has been playing politics with his — his role of leadership, and it has to end,” Harris said Wednesday during an interview at the annual NAACP conference in Detroit, segueing awkwardly into something about how she would “prosecute the case” against Trump.
The moderator, American Urban Radio Networks’ April Ryan, who conducted the softest of softball interviews, pressed the senator for her position on the president’s efforts to secure A$AP Rocky’s release.