"We're going to require responsible behaviors among everybody in the community, and just because you legally possess a gun in the sanctity of your locked home doesn't mean that we're not going to walk into that home and check to see if you're being responsible and safe in the way you conduct your affairs,"

Believe them when they tell you.
-sanctity of your locked home
-we're going to walk into that home

If home is locked, how are you gonna do that? Break in?

This quote was made in 2007, which never includes the entire statement she made.

The law was also passed in 2007, guess how many homes were just 'walked into'? Pick a number between 0 and 0 and you'll be on the right track.

She never said due process would be ignored and it hasn't.

Park the ManGinas and the Faux Outrage. It's only an issue because it's an election year.

Full quote: With the rate of homicides that we've been seeing and certainly our focus on that and our concern about it, it's just time and it's the right thing to do. And getting back to that earlier question, I mean I think that the people who are going to oppose mostly what we're doing is the NRA, and they are not African Americans and people who live in this community and are traumatized by violence every day, It's people who own guns who are quietly sitting on those guns and those guns might end up being the weapons of the destruction of a community because they get into the hands of some kid who decides that they like what they see on television and they want to act that way. So this is about just basically saying that we're going to require responsible behaviors among everybody in the community and just because you legally possess a gun in the sanctity of your locked home doesn't mean that we're not going to walk into that home and check to see if you're being responsible and safe in the way you conduct your affairs.

The words "at any time" were not used. The police would need probable cause to enter the home and a warrant to search it. She didn't say that because it's obvious to her as a district attorney at the time (and should be obvious to everybody else) that randomly searching homes without a warrant and probable cause is unconstitutional.

This was a discussion of a law as-passed. The law itself did not say anything about police entering your home to search, let alone "at any time", and this law has been on the books for 17 years now and it's never happened that police in SF entered a home to perform a random spot check of somebody's guns. The fact that it's never actually happened should be more than enough proof to show this isn't what Kamala meant.

Kamala continues to repeat that she "worked at McDonald's" without evidence. It's lie unless she can provide proof.

I'll take 'Things Voters Don't Give A --- About' for 200, Alex.