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Rapper Lil Pump questions Kamala Harris’s racial identity as he declares support for Trump

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Rapper Lil Pump has ignited controversy by questioning Vice President Kamala Harris’s racial identity, claiming she has no African heritage, while reiterating his support for former President Donald Trump.

In a recent interview, Lil Pump echoed the sentiments of fellow rapper Swae Lee, alleging that Harris “isn’t Black” and is solely of Indian descent.

This assertion is factually incorrect, as a simple search reveals that Kamala Harris is of both Indian and Jamaican heritage.

Despite the inaccuracies, Lil Pump doubled down on his claims during the interview, criticizing Harris’s record as the district attorney of San Francisco.

He alleged that she incarcerated over 1,500 people for weed-related offenses, a figure that has been both confirmed and disputed by various fact-checkers.

Using this narrative, Lil Pump suggested that Harris’s track record is problematic, further endorsing Trump as the “great hope” for the United States.

He praised Trump’s recent incident involving a bullet wound, referring to it as “taking a bullet for democracy,” and linked it to his own Bitcoin endeavors.

In addition to his political commentary, Lil Pump reignited his feud with rapper J. Cole by tagging and teasing him on Instagram while playing Cole’s song “Work Out” in the background, indicating that Pump’s provocative antics remain unchanged.

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