Kamala Harris' close relationship with her longtime pastor, Amos Brown, is raising eyebrows after his controversial past comes to light. Known for his radical views, Brown made headlines with his inflammatory remarks about America just days after the 9/11 attacks, questioning the country's role in the tragedy and criticizing its policies. His anti-American rhetoric and anti-Israel sentiments have sparked backlash even among San Francisco Democrats, including Nancy Pelosi. Despite his past controversies, Harris has maintained a strong connection with Brown, praising him as a guiding influence in her life. This connection has drawn comparisons to Barack Obama's association with his former pastor, Jeremiah Wright.
One of the first persons Vice President Kamala Harris called when President Joe Biden announced his resignation on Sunday and she assumed the Democratic nomination was her longtime pastor, Amos Brown.
In an interview with Sojourners, Brown said, "She said to me, 'Past...
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