Trump’s accused of spreading a false Kamala conspiracy theory, only he didn’t

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The despicable media are accusing President Trump of a false conspiracy theory. CNN, one of the first to spread the fake story, claimed he was promoting another “birther lie.” He didn’t promote a thing, but rather he answered questions about it and said repeatedly he didn’t know anything about it.

Almost every ‘news’ service repeated the lie.

What actually transpired is quite different.

THE EXCHANGE

A reporter said some are claiming Kamala Harris is not eligible to run for vice president since she is an anchor baby. He asked the President if he could say definitively that she is eligible to run for office.

President Trump said, “So, I just heard that. I heard it today that she doesn’t meet the requirements. And, by the way, the lawyer that wrote that piece is a very highly qualified, very talented lawyer. I have no idea if that’s right. I would’ve — I would have assumed the Democrats would have checked that out before she gets chosen to run for Vice President.”

After the reporter mumbled something, the President added, “But that’s a very serious — you’re saying that — they’re saying that she doesn’t qualify because she wasn’t born in this country?”

The reporter explained that she was born in this country but her parents did not have permanent residence at the time

President Trump answered, “Yeah, I don’t know about it. I just heard about it. I’ll take a look.”

Go to about 30:44:

MORE MEDIA LIES

So, the CNN hack Jim Acosta attacked him because he didn’t refute it. HOW COULD PRESIDENT TRUMP REFUTE IT WHEN HE DIDN’T KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT IT?

NBC News, true to form, claimed he echoed the false claim.

He didn’t echo anything since he knew nothing and made that clear.

NPR said he “amplified” the birther lie.

He didn’t amplify anything.

ABC News was nasty and put racism in the mix.


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Tim Kuehl
4 years ago

The Constitution requires 2 qualifications for one to become President of the United States; 1) That the candidate attained the age of 35 years and 2) The candidate be a natural born citizen. There are 3 different degrees of US citizenship; US citizen, naturalized US citizen and natural born US citizen. Just by being born in the US makes one… Read more »

prester khan
prester khan
4 years ago
Reply to  Tim Kuehl

There is a 4th category of citizenship – that of “birthright citizen”. That is the category that every person born in the US of non-citizen parents falls into, based on the current reading of the 14th Amendment. The problem is that “birthright citizen” has been conflated with the definition of “natural born citizen”. It will probably take another Constitutional Amendment… Read more »

R B
R B
4 years ago
Reply to  prester khan

The information on Citizenship was taught in U.S. High Schools before they Dumb Down Your Generation. On the 14th Amend The Supreme Court also Has to take into consideration Why the 14th came about. The Law Makers at the time were not thinking about Japanese, Chinese or whoever would be born here. They were only addressing the Blacks…..Period. As Slaves… Read more »

R B
R B
4 years ago
Reply to  Tim Kuehl

Kamala is an Illegal. She is Jamaican because Her Father is a Jamaican. Our Constitution refers to The League of Nations. In there is where The Definition of Citizenship is, The term Natural Born is also defined. It’s real simple and its in the Letters of the Founding Fathers how they defined Citizenship. But the Krats don’t want to discuss… Read more »