Vice President Kamala Harris is facing renewed scrutiny over her past support for the 'defund the police' movement, which gained traction following George Floyd's death in 2020. Harris initially praised the movement, advocating for a reallocation of police funding toward public services like education and health programs, a stance that has resurfaced as she campaigns for the presidency. Her communications director, Brian Fallon, has also been linked to the movement, having called to defund the police in 2020. The political fallout includes criticism from both sides, with some Democratic strategists expressing concerns about her past statements potentially alienating voters amidst rising crime rates. Additionally, Harris's previous endorsement of funding bail for protesters has come under fire, particularly after individuals bailed out were later involved in serious crimes. As she navigates her campaign, the implications of her past positions could significantly impact her electoral prospects.