Unfortunately, familiar moves, Donald Trump Another serious falsehood has spread, asserting global superstars Beyoncé Been paid an astonishing $11 million to recognize Kamala Harris. This unproven claim made through his social media platform is not only unfounded, but is an example of the ongoing spread of misunderstandings in the political landscape.
Trump wrote on his ridiculous social media platform: “I'm watching the huge amount of money Democrats owed after the presidential election, and their acknowledge that they've admitted that they could have paid illegally, possibly illegally, paid $11 million to singer Beyoncé for a recognition (she never sang, not sings, nor did she provide a stage for booing and angry audiences!) The rating for “Anchor” (Al Sharpton) is low, but all sharpton reveals these ridiculous expenses that violate the law.
First of all, it is clearly stated that it is crucial: No evidence Support the claim that Beyoncé received $11 million or any payment Recognize Kamala Harris. The famous fact-checking organization has thoroughly investigated similar claims in the past and found that they have no merit at all. The U.S. campaign financing law requires transparency about spending, and such payments have not been disclosed by the Harris campaign or any related entity. In fact, Harris campaign officials made it clear that Beyoncé’s claim for recognition was “incorrect.”
Furthermore, Beyoncé’s history of political participation showed unanimous support for Democratic candidates, often without any reported endorsement of financial transactions. Her appearance and statements are often framed as expressions of personal beliefs and civic obligations, designed to encourage voters to participate. Therefore, it is recommended that the large amount of secret payments approved are not only incorrect, but also misunderstand the nature of her activism.
This particular lie by Donald Trump is disturbing for a number of reasons. First, it tries to discredit Kamala Harris’ real support from various public figures, meaning that this recognition is just a deal. This narrative undermines the democratic process by suggesting that political participation is driven by hidden financial incentives rather than shared values or policy unification.
Furthermore, the sheer guts of this $11 million figure are designed to draw attention and seeds, regardless of its authenticity. It reflects a strategy to throw out sensational claims, knowing that even if they are eventually debunked, the ripples of the initial misinformation will still leave a lasting impression. This ever-bombing lies erode the public’s trust in legitimate news sources and makes it increasingly difficult for citizens to distinguish facts.
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