Kamala Harris's past as a prosecutor is being reevaluated in her 2020 presidential campaign, with some critics accusing her of flip-flopping on issues like the death penalty and prison reform. Her former colleague Louise Renne defends Harris's stance on the death penalty, saying it was an obligation as state attorney general. However, others argue that Harris has shifted her positions to appeal to different audiences. The controversy highlights the challenges of reconciling a candidate's past with their present political goals.

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