Vice President Kamala Harris has been accused of plagiarism for the second time in as many weeks, this time including congressional testimony she gave as a district attorney and at least one instance of lifting material from Wikipedia.
According to the Washington Free Beacon, Harris lifted much of her 2007 testimony before Congress from a Republican district attorney in Illinois named Paul Logli. She also allegedly copied a paragraph from Wikipedia in a 2012 report on human trafficking.
In a third instance, the outlet reported that Harris passed off a fictionalized story about a sex trafficking victim as fact, only changing the location to San Francisco, where Harris was the district attorney at the time, effectively giving her office credit for helping the pretend person.
Overall, the outlet highlighted seven instances of plagiarism, comparing them to similar scandals in…
