Vice President Kamala Harris is facing renewed scrutiny for her past support of the Minnesota Freedom Fund (MFF), a bail organization that collected over $41 million during the 2020 protests following George Floyd's death. Critics highlight that a small portion of this funding was used to bail out protesters, while significant amounts went to freeing violent offenders, including murderers and sex offenders. The MFF is currently accepting donations, and under new leadership, claims to be reassessing its policies. As Harris campaigns for the 2024 Democratic nomination, right-wing media are resurrecting criticisms of her 'soft-on-crime' stance, arguing that her actions prioritize criminals over public safety. This has led to accusations from GOP figures that she favors criminals, with implications for her campaign strategy as she emphasizes her tough-on-crime background. Harris's evolving stance on cash bail has also been noted, contrasting her earlier support as a prosecutor with her current criticisms of the system.