Kamala Harris Uses Jack Smith’s Words in Anti-Trump Ad: Does This Strengthen Trump’s Claim of ‘Election Interference’?

A new advertisement for the vice president puts the special counsel’s report front and center less than a month before the vote.

Harris-Walz campaign via YouTube. Screengrab.
'Bombshell,' an advertisement from the Harris-Walz campaign. Harris-Walz campaign via YouTube. Screengrab.

The release of a new campaign advertisement named “Bombshell” from the Harris-Walz campaign that focuses on Special Counsel Jack Smith’s 165-page immunity brief is likely to amplify President Trump’s contention that the January 6 case doubles as “election interference.” 

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