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Vice President Kamala Harris issued a slew of false claims and hoaxes that ABC debate moderators did not fact check here are 21 of them.

1. “Very fine people” hoax, Harris claimed Trump called neo-Nazis in Charlottesville “very fine people,” a widely known hoax that Democrats continue to repeat, despite it being debunked for years by numerous outlets, including by the left-wing fact checking website Snopes.

2. Project 2025 hoax, Harris accused Trump of wanting to implement Project 2025. This is false. Trump promotes his Agenda 47 and has repeatedly stated that he has nothing to do with the independent thinktank that created P25.

3. Harris claimed “the Trump administration resulted in a trade deficit” that was “one of the highest we’ve ever seen in the history of America.” The trade deficit climbed to around $653 billion in Trump’s final year as president due to COVID expenditures but was lower than seen under former President George W. Bush or the Biden-Harris administration.

4. Harris claimed that Trump told Russian President Vladimir Putin that he could “do whatever the hell he wants and go into Ukraine.” This is false. Trump never told Putin he could do “whatever the hell he wants,” and he never told Putin he could invade Ukraine.

5. Harris claimed that Trump “wants to be a dictator on day one.” This is false. Trump joked that on day one he would sign a lot of executive orders and that would be “like” being a dictator on day but then the next day it would be normal.

6. Blaming botched Afghanistan withdrawal on Trump communications with the Taliban, suggesting that the Biden-Harris administration is not responsible for its own botched Afghanistan withdrawal that happened 7 Months after he left office.

7. Harris claimed Putin “would be sitting in Kyiv with his eyes on the rest of Europe” if Trump were president. Russia under Putin invaded neighbors during the George Bush, Barack Obama, and Joe Biden administrations, but never during the Trump administration.

8. Harris also repeated the “bloodbath” hoax, falsely claiming that Trump called for a “bloodbath” if he lost the election. This is a long-debunked hoax, as Trump was referring to the car industry.

9. Abortion “monitor” hoax Harris claimed that Trump wanted an abortion “monitor.” This is false. Trump has never said anything like that. While making this claim, Harris also uttered another false claim that Trump seeks to implement a “national abortion ban.” Trump has repeatedly stated that he would not sign a federal abortion ban. Additionally, abortion is not a federal issue. It is a state issue.

10. Harris claimed that Trump “refused to rent property to black families.” This is false. The claim has been made for years, but it has never been proven. In 2016, the Associated Press did a fact checked on the claim, reporting that Trump and his father settled a government lawsuit about it with no admission of fault.

11. Central Park Five “execution” hoax Harris claimed that Trump called for the “execution” of the Central Park Five. This is false. Trump never specifically called for the “execution” of the Central Park Five defendants who at one time were pleading GUILTY.

12. Harris alluded to the “suckers and losers” hoax by claiming that Trump had disparaged the military, including the fallen. This is false. The false claim that Trump called dead soldiers “suckers and losers” is a familiar hoax that has also been repeated by President Joe Biden. It stems from a report by the left-wing Atlantic, which has never been directly corroborated, and has been refuted by many eyewitnesses.

13. False fracking claims Harris claimed she never called to ban fracking. This is false, as she explicitly called to end fracking when running for president in 2019.

14. Harris claimed that the Biden-Harris administration ramped up oil production. This is mostly false. Gas prices skyrocketed as the Biden-Harris administration actively worked to curb domestic oil production. Early in the administration, Biden ordered the secretary of the Interior Department to halt new oil and natural gas leases on public lands and waters, and review existing permits for fossil fuel development. In recent months they have adjusted to prepare for the current election season.

15. Harris accused Trump of proposing a national sales tax. This is false. President Trump has not proposed a national sales tax and claimed it would add 20 percent to the cost of goods. She was likely referring to Trump’s proposal to raise tariffs on imports. But tariffs are paid by companies that import goods from abroad and not by consumers. They are not a sales tax.

16. Distorting unemployment figures Harris claimed that Trump “left us the worst unemployment since the Great Depression.” This is false, as unemployment was 6.4 percent in January 2021 as it rebounded from COVID shutdowns in blue states and not far from full employment, when Trump left office.

17. Harris claimed she had a middle-class upbringing. With two high paid professional parents Harris had a rich Canadian upbringing, growing up in Westmount — a majority English neighborhood in the French province of Quebec.

18. Harris claimed that Trump wants to “terminate” the U.S. Constitution. This is false. Her claim likely stems from Trump’s reaction in 2022 to a bombshell New York Post report that the Democrat Party colluded with what was then known as Twitter to suppress the Hunter Biden laptop story ahead of the 2020 presidential election. “What I said was that when there is ‘MASSIVE & WIDESPREAD FRAUD & DECEPTION,’ as has been irrefutably proven in the 2020 Presidential Election, steps must be immediately taken to RIGHT THE WRONG,” Trump added.

19. Harris claimed that Trump “sold us out” to the Chinese government with policies that “ended up selling American chips to China.” This is false. The Trump administration blocked the takeover of an American semiconductor maker by a Chinese investor, restricted exports to China’s top chipmaker, and largely limited sales to China and even to third countries who do business with Chinese companies considered a national security threat, such as the telecommunications company Huawei.

20. Harris claimed there are currently no active-duty troops in any combat zone anywhere around the world for the first time this century. This is false. There are currently active-duty U.S. troops deployed to Iraq and Syria who have been under frequent attack by Iran-backed militia forces over the past year. There are also thousands of active-duty U.S. sailors deployed to the Middle East who are facing attacks by drone strikes and missiles fired by the Iran-backed Houthi forces in Yemen. Earlier this year, three U.S. soldiers were killed on the border of Syria by Iran-backed forces.

21. Harris claimed that she and her running mate Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz (D) “are not taking anyone’s guns away.” This is false. Harris has campaigned on banning AR-15s and other guns that Democrats label “assault weapons.” Just last month, during their first campaign event together, Harris and Walz pushed for a ban on AR-15s and other guns.

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THINGS DON'T MAKE SENSE WITH THE DEMOCRATS IN POWER.

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