Celebitchy Article RatingJD Vance thinks questioning Kamala Harris's racial identity is 'hysterical'
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46% : "She was always of Indian heritage, and she was only promoting Indian heritage," Trump said of Harris, who attended an HBCU and identifies as both Indian and Black.18% : "Trump questioned Harris' racial identity during a panel interview at the National Association of Black Journalists' conference in Chicago on Wednesday.
3% : In case you thought that Trump was just being Trump and going off-script, here's what JD Vance said when asked about Trump's racist bullsh-t:Sen. JD Vance told reporters it's "hysterical how much the media is overreacting" to his running mate Donald Trump's comments questioning whether Vice President Kamala Harris is Black.
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