Democrats are once again playing identity politics with Kamala Harris, who, depending on which group she's addressing, is presented a...
Democrats are once again playing identity politics with Kamala Harris, who, depending on which group she's addressing, is presented as "Indian" or "black," or sometimes "Jamaican" or even "Caucasian" if the need arises.
In a recent interview with ABC News journalist Rachel Scott in front of the National Association of Black Journalists, former president Donald Trump brought the issue to light by suggesting that Kamala may not be black as she so often claims when pandering to black voters.
After being asked by Scott if he believes that Kamala is "only on the ticket because she is a black woman," Trump told her that Kamala previously identified as an Indian-American, including on the campaign trail.
"I didn't know she was black until a number of years ago when she happened to turn black," Trump further told Scott about Kamala's constant race changes.
Who is Kamala Harris really?
Benny Johnson from "The Benny Show" posted the following video as evidence to show that Kamala openly bragged about becoming the "first Indian senator in American history" way back when:
Kamala also identified as Indian in the following video, which was captured in 2019:
Whenever she appears on Indian television, Kamala identifies herself as Indian. However, when visiting the predominantly black city of Atlanta, Kamala always identifies as black:
According to Kamala's birth certificate, she is neither Indian nor black, but is instead a Caucasian-Jamaican-American whose mother was white and whose father was from the Caribbean:
It must get tiring keeping this kind of deception going. How Kamala is able to remember which race she is depending on her audience sounds exhausting, not to mention the fact that the internet remembers everything and people are paying attention to this clown show like never before.
"Kamala isn't qualified to be POTUS or vice president because both of her parents were foreigners at the time when she was born in the United States and had not yet been naturalized," one commenter wrote.
"Hence, Kamala is not a 'natural born American citizen" qualified to be president – she is only an 'American born citizen.' Anchor babies cannot be POTUS. Same goes for Obama whose father was indisputably Kenyan."
Someone else joked that perhaps Kamala will identify as Cuban when she comes to Miami for a political visit.
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