Trump doesn't let up over Kamala Harris' racial identity

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

78% : Your warmth, friendship, and love of your Indian Heritage are very much appreciated," Trump wrote on his Truth Social media platform, seeming to suggest the widely shared family portrait had been given to him personally.
63% : Harris is indeed an Indian-descended American, as Trump asserts.
28% : Less than 24-hours after his live interview before the National Association of Black Journalists, Trump continued to call Vice President Kamala Harris' ethnicity into question, sharing an image of a past visit with her mother's side of the family in an attempt to prove his claim that she recently began falsely identifying herself as a Black person.
24% : Conjuring images of his entrance into presidential politics, vis-à-vis his questions about former President Barack Obama's birth certificate, Trump went on to share a post including an alleged copy of Harris' birth certificate, in which the post's author -- far-right commentator Laura Loomer -- claims the document does not sufficiently indicate she is "Black or African."
20% : Despite pushback from many top Republican lawmakers and commentators that he should keep the conversation focused on Harris' record instead of her race, Trump doubled down on his assertions that Harris has been adjusting her identity to suit the moment.

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