Vice President and Democratic presidential candidate of the United States (USA), Kamala Harris, Yesterday morning she was declared the winner of the face-off who pitted her against former President and Republican candidate Donald Trump. The tycoon even lost his cool in the face of Harris Advantageeven though I used several hoaxes as arguments.
One of them was denied by the presenters themselves live and refers to information that has been circulating for days on social networks in which it is stated that Haitian migrants eat cats Ohio residents. However, this is not the only misinformation used by the Republican.
As you can see from the footage above, Trump drops the trendy hoax this week. without any regard: “In Springfield, they eat the dogs. The people who came eat the cats. They eat the pets,” the Republican candidate said. A few words before which laugh and face They say everything about their opponent: “What you say is extreme”the democrat made it ugly.
It’s a lie born on social media, amplified by his vice presidential candidate, JD Vanceand denied by the city’s mayor. “There have been no credible reports of pets being harmed or mistreated by the immigrant community,” the moderator himself responded. Trump, in his line, responded: “I saw it on TV!”
The Republican thus insists on his usual xenophobic lies, going so far as to assure that migrants occupy violently destroy entire buildingswhile describing a non-existent invasion of mentally ill people and criminals. “We have millions of people coming into our country from prisons and jails, from mental institutions and asylums,” the Republican even said.
He did not hesitate to take up one of his classics: abortions “in the ninth month” and the murders of newborns. On this occasion, the presenter He also had to intervene to clarify that “there is no state in the country where it is legal to kill a baby.”
He also turned to others he had used in the past about the 2020 election or the economy. In short, Hoaxes, machismo, racism and tensions They pointed to a Trump whose “New York Times” told more than 40 lies and inaccuracies about a Trump who was rather the same.
