The skills Kamala Harris honed during her years as a prosecutor will once again put her in the spotlight when she takes the stage on Wednesday for CNN's Democratic presidential debate in Detroit.
Harris' argument that she can"prosecute the case" against Donald Trump is at the core of her bid for the Democratic nomination, and the California senator will once again try to use the debate stage to prove that her years in the courtroom have readied her to spar with the President in a general election matchup.
With the audience as her jury, she wove her personal story so effectively into her critique of former Vice President Joe Biden's record opposing desegregation busing that he looked almost crestfallen, and abruptly broke off his answer by saying his time was up.Like previous presidential candidates who were practiced in executing their arguments before judges and juries -- former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and former North Carolina Sen.
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