Kamala Harris’s ties with a high-powered attorney representing Google in an upcoming federal antitrust case are a “conflict of interest,” the Trump campaign said.
Vice President Kamala Harris’ cozy ties with a high-powered attorney representing Google in an upcoming federal antitrust case are an obvious “conflict of interest,” according to the Donald Trump campaign.
The Trump campaign blasted Harris just days after The Post reported on her close ties to white-shoe law firm Paul Weiss and its top litigator Karen Dunn, who plays a leading role on Google’s outside defense team in the Biden-Harris Justice Department’s case targeting its digital ad business.
The Google trial is slated to begin on Monday — just one day before Harris and Trump are scheduled to face off in a crucial presidential debate.
Dunn has helped Harris with debate prep and assisted in crafting her policy platform ahead of the 2024 election, according to reports.
“Kamala Harris will never stand up to Big Tech because she’s being coached on what to say in the debates by Google’s top lawyer,” Trump campaign senior adviser Tim Murtaugh told Fox News. “Think about how outrageous it is — their administration is suing Google, but Harris is taking political advice from the defendant’s lawyer.”
“Any first-year law student knows that’s a conflict of interest,” Murtaugh said in an Aug.
