In a Philadelphia Inquirer column by Helen Ubinas published on Wednesday, Burrell said she had nearly forgotten about the NBC News interview until friends and family who saw the ad started reaching out to inform her. I'm distraught, she said. They can just steal your image and comments and twist it the way they want it to be twisted, she added. It's just really sick.
Imagine the mother making minimum wage trying to feed children, she said while tearing up. They're killing us without killing us.
Ubinas also sought to ascertain whether the ad violates any laws. One law professor she spoke with said PACs have wide berth to use such clips under the fair use doctrine. However, Burrell could mount a legal challenge if that ad misrepresents her views, but such lawsuits could be lengthy and expensive.
The ad features clips of Harris touting Bideneomics, which it derides as a failure. After Burrell says, They're killing us without killing us, a snippet of Harris saying, That is called Bidenomics appears. The vice president subsequently laughs.
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