EXPOSED: Kamala Harris’ New Policy Page Is Copied From Biden’s Website

Shortly after the Kamala Harris campaign released a new policy page, users on X quickly discovered that it was copied directly from Biden’s website.

Looking at Harris’ metadata on her policy site, users on X found that much of her “new” policy page is copied from Biden’s campaign website.

To cover up the mishap, the Harris campaign changed their policy page to avoid plagiarizing Biden’s campaign website.

So, after 50 days of being the nominee, Kamala finally puts up a policy page on her website and it turns out she literally just copied and pasted from Joe Biden's campaign website.
She may be the laziest communist ever…https://t.co/A4moBCNlks

— Llaves (@SayWhat85629) September 10, 2024

Per Yahoo News:

Shortly after Kamala Harris released her policy agenda on Sunday evening, users on X spotted something in the metadata: Much of the language appears to have been lifted from Joe Biden’s campaign website.

On Sunday night, X user Corinne Green pointed out that the issues section of Harris’s website contained metadata with language urging voters to reelect Joe Biden. This language was visible when links to the campaign site were shared, and in the website’s description on Google searches.

Sometime late on Sunday night or early Monday morning, the website’s metadata appears to have been changed, with the language asking for Biden to be reelected having been removed.

“They finally added an ‘Issues’ section to her website . . . Unfortunately for Harris, its release was undermined by a simple but telling error: The page’s source code revealed that parts of the platform were copied directly from Biden’s campaign page.” https://t.co/0V3HLDSL3w

— Charles C. W. Cooke (@charlescwcooke) September 10, 2024

Per The Free Beacon:

Vice President Kamala Harris, who finally released a policy page on her website Sunday, lifted multiple parts of the page directly from President Joe Biden’s platform, the New Republic reported.

“They finally added an ‘Issues’ section to her website. … Unfortunately for Harris, its release was undermined by a simple but telling error: The page’s source code revealed that parts of the platform were copied directly from Biden’s campaign page,” wrote the New Republic’s senior editor Alex Shephard.

The revelation undercuts Harris’s effort to distance herself from the Biden-Harris administration’s dismal policy record and emerge as the “candidate of change.” While Harris titled her platform, “A New Way Forward,” her copying multiple sections from Biden’s campaign page casts doubt on her promise to forge her own course.

“Unfortunately for Harris, [her issue page’s] release was undermined by a simple but telling error: The page’s source code revealed that parts of the platform were copied directly from Biden’s campaign page.” https://t.co/9StjsJs1zH

— Aaron Blake (@AaronBlake) September 10, 2024