Scathing ‘Criminals for Kamala’ ad gives ‘White Dudes for Harris’ a new twist

The Trump campaign has been on top of its ad game this election cycle, releasing some eye-catching videos, but the pro-Trump group “Make America Great Again Inc.” is giving them a run for their money with an ad titled, “Criminals for Kamala.”

The spot appears to be a play on the “White Dudes for Harris” gimmick rolled out as part of the coronation for Vice President Kamala Harris as the Democratic nominee in November, which was reportedly orchestrated by the Obama machine after President Biden was forced out.

Criminals for Kamala focused on three criminal aliens, Edwin Ramos, Roni Aguilera, and Alexander Izaguir, who were released under the Biden-Harris administration only to then commit murders and a violent robbery.

The narrator asks, “What do these criminals all have in Kamala?”

“Each of them were put back on the street by Kamala Harris,” the narrator continues, as the vice president’s trademark cackling is heard in the background.

The ad then points to Harris — aka Biden’s border czar — supporting policies for defunding the police, eliminating cash bail, and granting citizenship to millions of unvetted illegal immigrants.

“These are dangerous liberal policies that benefit illegal immigrants and criminals, not us. These are ‘Criminals for Kamala,'” the video concludes.

Sen. Roger Marshall (R-KS) shared the video ad on X, adding in the caption: “Kamala Harris has spent her entire career siding with dangerous criminals, cartels and even terrorists. Americans have a clear choice in November: safety and security or absolutely lawlessness.”

Here’s a quick sampling of other responses to the video, as seen on X:

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