Critics Accuse Harris of Threatening Religious Liberty

Recent polling by the Pew Research Center indicates that Donald Trump has significant support from religious voters, with 52% of Catholics and 61% of Protestants backing him, attributing this shift to growing concerns over Kamala Harris's policies and her past actions as California Attorney General regarding religious freedom. Senator JD Vance has labeled Harris as 'the biggest threat to religious liberty' in a generation, criticizing her stance on COVID-19 vaccine mandates and asserting that her administration undermines individual freedoms. Mitch McConnell has echoed these sentiments, warning that Harris's support for court packing and term limits poses a direct threat to judicial independence. Additionally, Senator Mike Lee has condemned Harris's Do No Harm Act, claiming it would restrict the rights of religious institutions and undermine their ability to operate according to their beliefs. Critics argue that Harris's record and positions on various issues alienate her from the religious electorate, while her supporters maintain that her policies aim for inclusivity and justice. The ongoing debate highlights the polarization surrounding Harris's candidacy as the 2024 election approaches.