January 6 Questions for Kamala Harris

Harris compares the four-hour disturbance to the worst terror attacks in U.S. history--yet she is mum about her brush with death that day. Will a debate moderator force her to break her silence?

Americans are bracing for the first—perhaps only?—debate between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris on Tuesday night. After weeks of squabbling, both sides consented to rules that the candidates and ABC News moderators must follow in what is expected to represent a pivotal moment in the tight presidential race.

Harris will enter the fray following a weekend of bad news for her campaign. Polls demonstrate that her post-installation popularity bump is gone; she now is neck-and-neck with Trump overall and in must-win states. A New York Times/Siena College survey conducted earlier this month indicates voters want to know more about Harris’ policies, which will be tricky since she is backtracking on nearly all of her past positions. The Biden/Harris regime remains wildly unpopular with Americans as nearly two-thirds of respondents said they want a “major” change in White House leadership.

Questions during the debate likely will address the economy, immigration, crime, foreign affairs, and “democracy,” whatever in the fresh hell that means. It is unlikely, unfortunately, that Harris will receive any questions about January 6 despite the fact the mostly peaceful protest has animated the Biden/Harris regime’s policies and messaging for nearly four years.

Biden, in fact, launched his ill-fated re-election campaign with a video featuring ominous clips of January 6. On the three-year anniversary of January 6, Biden claimed “we nearly lost America” that day. Much of Biden’s dishonest rhetoric about J6 is repeated in Justice Department charging documents and in the screeds of federal judges in Washington.

Harris, for her part, rarely discusses January 6. Which is very odd considering, according to the FBI at least, she almost died at the hands of an alleged MAGA bomber that afternoon. As I have reported, no one in the J6-obsessed media has asked Harris a single question about January 6 in years.

It is time for that media blackout to end.

Here is a partial list of questions for David Muir and Linsey Davis to consider asking Harris on the debate stage in Philadelphia tomorrow night:

1. Tomorrow will mark 23 years since the 9/11 terror attacks, which resulted in the murder of nearly 3,000 people. You compare January 6, which resulted in the deaths of four Trump supporters, to 9/11. Please explain to the loved ones of 9/11 victims how those two events are the same and why they should not be insulted by your comparison.

2. The Biden/Harris DOJ continues to investigate, arrest, and prosecute J6 protesters. New arrests were announced just last week as the total caseload reaches 1,500 defendants. Why is the government still charging J6ers while violent BLM rioters from 2020 who assaulted federal police and destroyed federal property in Washington have had their cases dropped? Why isn’t your DOJ continuing to investigate and prosecute BLM rioters who caused the lockdown of the White House in May 2020 or burned St. John’s church and other areas of the nation’s capital?

3. You brag about your credentials as a prosecutor. How can you possibly defend the selective prosecution of J6ers while BLM and pro-Hamas protesters go free?

4. In general, do you support pretrial detention—meaning denying release of a defendant awaiting trial—for nonviolent political protesters? If not, what do you say about the fact your DOJ has held nonviolent J6ers in prison for months and years in some cases before they go to trial?

5. Why did you leave the Capitol at 11:15 on January 6 and go to the Democratic National Committee headquarters and why did you later misrepresent the circumstances of your presence at the Capitol and DNC?

6. How were you alerted about the discovery of a pipe bomb shortly after 1:00 p.m. on January 6?

7. Are you shocked that your Secret Service detail, bomb-sniffing canines, the Capitol Police, and D.C. Metro police missed the device, an explosive the FBI said was planted the night before?

8. Are you disappointed the FBI still does not have the pipe bomb suspect in custody?

9. If elected, will you make the J6 pipe bomb investigation a priority?

10. Is Matthew Graves, the U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia handling the ongoing J6 prosecution, on your short list for attorney general?

Of course, the idea a moderator or even a reporter on the campaign trial would raise any of these questions is a pipe dream, pun intended.

And the fact the media continues to allow Harris to ignore her still unexplained presence at the DNC during an event she outrageously compares to 9/11 and Pearl Harbor raises even more unanswered questions.