Kamala Harris’s misleading claims against Donald Trump exposed

**Disappointment**

In a bold display of political posturing, Vice President Kamala Harris delivered what she called a “closing argument” in Washington DC, filled with a series of debunked claims against former President Donald Trump.

During her speech, Harris tried to gain support by portraying Trump as a dangerous figure unfit for office.

One of her boldest claims was that Trump incited an “armed mob” to storm the Capitol on January 6, 2021.

Contrary to Harris’s portrayal, it is well documented that Trump explicitly urged his supporters to “march peacefully and patriotically.”

Additionally, only a handful of people at the Capitol were charged with firearms-related crimes, debunking the myth that the protest was armed.

Harris further claimed that Trump maintains an “enemies list” to persecute political opponents – a statement that has no basis in reality.

During his presidency, Trump notably refrained from taking legal action against his political rival Hillary Clinton, despite her questionable handling of classified material.

The vice president also claimed that Trump called on the military to suppress dissent, a distortion of his factual statements about deploying the National Guard against violent rioters.

Interestingly, the Biden administration’s deployment of the military in response to the January 6 situation was ironically a similar action that Harris failed to recognize.

Now Harris painted himself as a bastion of truth, saying, “I will always tell you the truth.”

Yet her speech was riddled with inaccuracies, especially in her criticism of Trump’s tax policies.

Harris accused him of favoring “tax cuts for billionaires and big corporations,” despite extensive evidence showing that the 2017 tax reform mainly benefited the middle class, especially those in Democratic-run states that faced higher taxes .

In addition, Harris has made false accusations that Trump plans to impose a national sales tax — a mischaracterization of his tariffs aimed at securing American jobs through domestic investment.

The vice president’s claims that Trump wants to cut health care and social security are also not credible.

While his budget proposals include some adjustments, it is the Biden administration that has made cuts to Medicare Advantage, a program that is crucial to many Americans.

Harris’ rhetoric continued down the path of disinformation when she suggested that Trump wants to ban abortion nationwide, ignoring the fact that the overturning of Roe v. Wade returned the decision to the states, a principle that Trump openly supports .

In a remarkable twist, she insinuated that Trump is ignoring the welfare of veterans, a serious charge that has historically benefited Democrats when it fits their narrative, but it was Harris who failed to acknowledge the failed withdrawal from Afghanistan, leaving countless American lives were at risk.

As Harris rallies her base with these exaggerated claims, it is striking that her campaign is more about vilifying the opposition than actually addressing the critical issues facing the nation.

As Scott Adams calls for accountability in media rhetoric and her administration’s actions come under regular scrutiny, the stark contrast between the current administration’s promises and the record of the Trump presidency raises questions about the credibility of those leading the charge against him.

As the election approaches, it remains essential to separate fact from fiction and recognize the truth behind the political theater unfolding in our nation’s capital.

Sources:
vigilantnews.com
breitbart.com
theepochtimes.com