Mark Levin Podcast Mark Levin Audio Rewind - 10/15/24
Oct 16, 2024
Christopher Rufo, a conservative journalist and commentator at the Manhattan Institute, dives into the recent plagiarism allegations against Kamala Harris. He argues that these damaging revelations, often overlooked by mainstream media, highlight an ethical decline in politics. The conversation also covers controversial voter ID laws, asserting that non-citizen voting undermines democracy. Additionally, they discuss the political maneuvering surrounding Donald Trump's potential impeachment and reflect on economic policies reminiscent of William McKinley's era, suggesting a complex relationship between tariffs and prosperity.
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Require Citizenship Proof To Vote
- Mark Levin argues states must require proof of U.S. citizenship before someone votes.
- He cites Virginia removals of thousands of non-citizens from voter rolls and faults bureaucratic inaction.
Questionable Timing Of DOJ Lawsuit
- Mark Levin says the Department of Justice waited decades to sue and filed just weeks before the election.
- He calls the timing politically motivated and argues it prevents resolution before Election Day.
Widespread Plagiarism In Harris's Book
- Christopher Rufo presents evidence of extensive, verbatim copying in Kamala Harris's book.
- He argues mainstream outlets whitewash the findings to preserve a favorable narrative about Harris.