Kamala Harris: A Politician Willing to Say or Do Anything for Personal Gain

Fox News host Sean Hannity accuses Vice President Kamala Harris of being a "Marxist, leftist, socialist" "radical" who has done and said anything to advance her political career.

Fox News host Sean Hannity has launched a scathing attack on Vice President Kamala Harris, accusing her of being a "Marxist, leftist, socialist" "radical" who has done and said anything to advance her political career.

"We begin with a warning for all Americans on the left and right, and in the middle: Kamala Harris cannot be trusted," Hannity said on his show, "Hannity." "Her only core value is her own personal, political gain and ambition."

Kamala Harris: A Politician Willing to Say or Do Anything for Personal Gain

Hannity cited Harris' record on crime as evidence of her radicalism, accusing her of being soft on criminals and supportive of the defund the police movement.

"Harris has repeatedly sided with criminals over law enforcement," Hannity said. "She has called for defunding the police, which would only make our communities less safe."

Hannity also criticized Harris' handling of the withdrawal of U.S. troops from Afghanistan, which he said was a "disaster" that left Americans behind enemy lines.

"Harris was one of the architects of the Biden administration's disastrous withdrawal from Afghanistan," Hannity said. "She owes the American people an explanation for why she supported a plan that left Americans stranded in a war zone."

Hannity concluded by urging viewers to vote against Harris, saying that she is a danger to America.

"If you vote for Kamala Harris, you are voting for a radical who will do or say anything for personal gain," Hannity said. "She is a threat to our safety, our prosperity, and our freedom."

Harris' office did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

Hannity's attack on Harris is part of a broader effort by Republicans to paint the Democratic Party as radical and out of touch with the American people.

In recent months, Republicans have accused Democrats of supporting socialism, defunding the police, and opening the borders to illegal immigrants.

These attacks have been met with resistance from Democrats, who say that they are based on fear and misinformation.

"Republicans are trying to scare people with baseless attacks on Democrats," said Democratic National Committee Chairman Jamie Harrison. "But the American people are not buying it."

The midterm elections are set for November 8, and the outcome will determine which party controls the House of Representatives and the Senate.

The election is expected to be close, and both parties are expected to spend heavily on advertising and voter outreach.