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IMPEACH, REMOVE, RECALL, REMOVE, and/or force the RESIGNATION of JOE BIDEN, KAMALA HARRIS, and NANCY PELOSI

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Petition States As Follows: IMPEACH, REMOVE, RECALL, REMOVE, and/or force the RESIGNATION of JOE BIDEN, KAMALA HARRIS, and NANCY PELOSI WE, THE UNDERSIGNED CITIZENS OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, hereby petition the Congress of the United States to undertake all necessary and proper actions to impeach Joseph Biden, Jr. (“Biden”), Kamala Harris, and Nancy Pelosi for high crimes against the people of the United States and remove them from the offices of President, Vice President, and Speaker of the House of the United States. The crimes and reasons for the removal, impeachment, recall, and resignation of these three (Biden, Harris, and Pelosi) are plenty. Here are some reminders:

Texas Courthouse DEFIES Biden Order To Lower Flags For Fallen Service Members | Congressional Post

Biden’s Communications Director EMBARRASS Herself With Most OUTRAGEOUS Lie Yet | Congressional Post

Corporate Media May Be Losing Patience With Biden Over Afghanistan | Congressional Post

https://www.theblaze.com/

www.frankspeech.com

Nigel Farage: 'DAMAGE that Biden has done to America's international reputation could NOT be greater' - TheBlaze

BIDEN'S AMERICA: The TRUTH about Asian hate crimes - TheBlaze

www.newsmax.com

Arizona sheriff: Biden stopped building the wall and created a 'crime scene' at the border - TheBlaze

Texas Courthouse DEFIES Biden Order To Lower Flags For Fallen Service Members | Congressional Post

Watch: Kamala Harris Humiliates Herself, America During Overseas Trip (westernjournal.com)

55 Things You Need to Know About Kamala Harris - POLITICO

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Some advocates say Harris didn’t do enough to address police brutality while she was attorney general, especially after she refused to investigate the police shootings of two Black men in 2014 and 2015. She also didn’t support a 2015 bill in the state assembly that would have required the attorney general to appoint a special prosecutor who specializes in police use of deadly force.

She had an inconsistent stance on health care, which also made voters skeptical. Although she said she supported the abolition of private health care during an earlier town hall, she later denied her statement and said she had misheard the question. She eventually released a health care plan that still included private health insurance.

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During the campaign, Harris shied away from discussing specifics about her career as a prosecutor, a strategic choice borne of fear that voters on the left would criticize her over criminal justice issues. She even failed to give a sharp response to Rep. Tulsi Gabbard’s misleading attacks against her record, leaving voters unclear about her positions.

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She ended her presidential campaign in December 2019, a month before the Iowa caucuses, after taking a hard look at her campaign’s financial future and low poll numbers. Internal turmoil cost her presidential bid, with aides accusing Harris of mistreating her staff with sudden layoffs and allowing her sister, Maya, to have too much influence.

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In San Francisco, she vocally supported a controversial 2010 law that made truancy a misdemeanor and punished parents who failed to send their children to school. The truancy rate ultimately dropped, but some critics saw the rule as too punitive.

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She was under scrutiny during her tenure as San Francisco district attorney when a technician stole cocaine from the DA’s crime lab and mishandled evidence. Harris, trying to keep things under wraps, failed to inform defense attorneys. As a result, about a thousand drug-related cases had to be thrown out.

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Later, as California attorney general, Harris declined to support two ballot initiatives that would’ve banned the death penalty—raising accusations of political opportunism and inconsistency on the controversial issue.

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One of Harris’ most controversial decisions came in 2004 when she declined to pursue the death penalty against the man who murdered San Francisco police officer Isaac Espinoza. At the funeral, Senator Dianne Feinstein delivered a eulogy in which she criticized Harris, who was in the audience, prompting a standing ovation from the hundreds of officers in attendance.

Inside Kamala Harris’ polarizing record as a prosecutor (nypost.com)

Kamala Harris Covered-Up Sex Crimes by Pedophile Priests – News With Views

California's law-and-order past haunts Kamala Harris - Los Angeles Times (latimes.com)

Kamala’s Crimes Against Black People: 8 Reasons Why We Should Oppose Kamala Harris | by Kalonda Mulamba | Medium

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Biden Leaves Behind 3-Year-Old California Boy in Afghanistan - Child Beaten by Taliban, Now Forced Into Hiding (westernjournal.com)

Pro-military cafe owner tells Biden supporters to take their business elsewhere after US service members are killed in Afghanistan - TheBlaze

'I hope you burn in hell! That was my brother!': More anger unleashed at Biden by relatives of US service members killed in Kabul terror attack - TheBlaze

Nearly 90 retired generals and admirals call on Gen. Milley and Gen. Austin to resign over Afghanistan disaster - TheBlaze