In an article published by the National Review, Leigh Fitzpatrick Snead details Kamala Harris’ track record of hostility toward Catholics and warns that Harris’s harassment of people with pro-life convictions will continue if her administration takes the White House. In her article titled, “Kamala Harris’s Anti-Catholic Animus,” she writes:

“Now that Democratic elites have forced President Biden out of the presidential race and anointed Vice President Kamala Harris as their new candidate, it is worth reminding ourselves just how radical she is…

…Questioning Brian Buescher’s ability to serve as a federal judge because of his membership in the Knights of Columbus was a thinly veiled attack on his Catholic belief in the equal dignity of all human beings from conception to natural death. She was really asking, “Are you that sort of American Catholic that actually believes the things your church teaches?” Or, as Harris’s fellow California senator put it during the confirmation hearing of another Catholic judicial nominee around the same time, “the dogma lives loudly within you, and that’s of concern.”

…Never mind that the Knights build schools in Uganda for HIV/AIDS orphans. Never mind that the Knights provide supplies to needy migrant families at our southern border. Never mind the Knights’ thousands of other corporal works of mercy at an international, national, and local level. In the bigoted eyes of Kamala Harris, this noble group’s support of women choosing life for their babies is enough to cancel it and anyone affiliated with it.

Harris has a long record of not only using her political power to bully and persecute those who advocate for the vulnerable unborn but also voting against even the most basic protections for these children….In addition to directly attacking pregnancy centers, as a U.S. senator she twice voted against the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act, which would have simply required that infants who survive a failed abortion receive the same basic medical care to which all other infants at that stage are entitled.

Read more of Leigh Fitzpatrick Snead’s article here.