San Francisco, a city long championed by Vice President Kamala Harris, is experiencing a crippling decline that disproportionately affects the middle class. While the city boasts high-end luxury and caters to the ultra-wealthy, the middle class struggles with rising costs, rampant crime, and a growing homeless population. This article examines how Harris’s policies, implemented during her time as District Attorney, Attorney General, and Senator, have contributed to the city’s current state and raises questions about her vision for America.