After law school, she landed a job in the San Francisco District Attorney’s office but was quickly let go by a new district attorney. ADBut as Guilfoyle tells it, there was one obstacle in her way: a young assistant district attorney named Kamala D. Harris. AD“The bottom line is she didn’t want me there,” Guilfoyle told the San Francisco Chronicle in 2003. “I never discouraged her from joining the office,” said Harris, then in the middle of a campaign for San Francisco district attorney. “I never suggested to her there wasn’t a job for her in the San Francisco D.A.

Source: Washington Post August 25, 2020 11:10 UTC