Does Vice President Kamala Harris care about Catholic Americans? It’s a legitimate question to ask after last week’s events. Consider her snub of the traditional Al Smith Dinner, held last week in New York City. Then, in a further demonstration of her disdain for Christianity, she told a group of people who shouted “Jesus is Lord” and “Christ is king” at her campaign event that they were “at the wrong rally.”
Apparently, 16 days before the election, Harris has turned to Christophobia as a political platform. Because, let’s face it, it is really hard to believe that she would tell any Muslim or Jewish person that they were “at the wrong rally,” regardless of what they may have said in a protest. Harris is, after all, the candidate who believes in “protecting our democracy,” of which free speech is a core tenet.
