Napolitano made her public debut in the 1991 campaign to keep Clarence Thomas off the U.S. Supreme Court.
Napolitano refused to reveal if she had persuaded Hoerchner to change her testimony, that is, to lie.
As Arizona governor, Napolitano inclined to cronyism, appointing to the state supreme court her campaign attorney Scott Bales, a liberal Democrat who also worked at her former law firm.
Governor Napolitano vetoed seven bills intended to fight illegal immigration but her zealotry came to the fore during her stint as DHS boss under the composite character president David Garrow described in Rising Star: The Making of Barack Obama.
Napolitano expunged the word "Terrorism" from the DHS lexicon and purged experts showing the connection between terrorism and Islamic jihad. On Napolitano's watch, the DHS put out Rightwing Extremism: Current Economic and Political Climate Fueling Resurgence in Radicalization and Recruitment, a sweeping indictment of those who champion limited government, individual rights and the Constitution.
Her tenure at DHS, said Sen. Jeff Sessions, was "Defined by a consistent disrespect for the rule of law." Napolitano continued that disrespect as president of the University of California.
Napolitano derided the measure as a "Legal barrier," to "Diversity." Napolitano hailed a "Partnership" with Mexico and made the UC a sanctuary system, founding and funding the UC Center for Undocumented Student Legal Services.
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