Amanda Kiefer was assaulted in 2008 while walking to dinner in San Francisco by an illegal alien. He was released from prison thanks to the "Back on Track" program implemented by then District Attorney Kamala Harris. Our country would not be safe with Kamala in the White House.
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I'm Amanda Kiefer. I don't feel like I belong on the stage with the folks here since I seem to have gotten off kind of easy with just a fractured skull. I didn't lose loved ones, but the night I was walking to dinner in Pacific Heights, it was a nice neighborhood. You wouldn't expect broad daylight for something violent to happen to you on the way to dinner. My purse was stolen and I stepped into the street and the car jumped into came at me. I jumped up on the hood to avoid getting run over and he floored it and hit the brakes. The police were great. They had caught him and his accomplice in a really short time because I remember being on a gurney in the hallway of the hospital and I had to ID them. They were laughing as they fractured my skull. What was really the the worst part about it all though is when I found out that taxpayer money was paying for job training for this guy who avoided going to prison for the first felony he committed on for jobs he couldn't legally hold. It was kind of a wake-up moment for me and I moved out of San Francisco because I didn't feel safe there and I don't think our country is going to be safe under Kamala Harris.
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