Kamala Harris’s campaign has been utterly humiliated after a new account has risen to combat her campaign’s misinformation. Kamala’s campaign, which posts on an X (formerly known as Twitter) account titled “KamalaHQ,” has previously been unchecked in its spread of misinformation.
The campaign account has even gone as far as to clip videos containing misleading, out-of-context remarks from former President Donald Trump and other Republicans. One instance shows the KamalaHQ account spreading a debunked lie claiming Donald Trump called Neo-Nazis “very fine people.”
The account combatting KamalaHQ which goes by the username “KamalaHQLies” quickly refuted the claim from the Vice President’s team, explaining that the left-wing fact-check group known as Snopes proved this line of attack to be false. The KamalaHQLies account went as far as to provide a full transcript of what Trump said in context, further debunking the leftist lies. See the post below:
This isn’t the only instance of Kamala Harris’s campaign being fact-checked; in fact, since the account emerged on Saturday, KamalaHQLies has debunked the lies of the Kamala Harris campaign over 30 times.
The account has already gained nearly thirty thousand followers in a matter of days. KamalaHQLies also played an essential role in fact-checking claims from the Kamala Harris campaign regarding Trump’s major interview with Elon Musk. Check out the post below:
KamalaHQLies has gained massive amounts of attention from the likes of major conservative voices including the HodgeTwins, Graham Allen, and more. To view the account for yourself, CLICK HERE.
See other fact checks that left the Kamala Harris campaign humiliated online below: