‘She Didn’t Do A Very Good Job’: Judge Joe Brown Torches Kamala Harris’ Record As San Francisco DA

Former television personality Judge Joe Brown criticized Kamala Harris’ record as the former San Francisco district attorney, accusing the now-vice president of doling out stiff sentences and actively targeting parents in a video posted Tuesday.

Harris’ campaign is reportedly striving to frame her as a law and order candidate as she seeks to defeat former President Donald Trump in the November election. Brown on “The Art Of Dialogue” said Harris’ policy as district attorney disproportionately harmed “young black men” and that she also unjustly locked up parents.

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“She didn’t do a very good job. She had a reputation for giving out the stiffest sentences in the United States of America for simple possession of marijuana in San Francisco, for God sakes, but it was only to young black men,” Brown said in the video posted Tuesday. “She’s not a parent, never had any children, but she went off on this campaign to lock parents up, some of whom were actually shown to have dropped their children off at the school, but they played hooky, so she was putting them in jail.”

Harris’ prosecutors convicted nearly 2,000 people for marijuana-related offenses as district attorney from 2004 to 2010, according to San Francisco Chronicle. She also advocated