Kamala Harris is sticking with Joe Biden's strategy — repeating hoaxes again and again that even liberal outlets like Snopes and PolitiFact have debunked. Harris said that Trump said there would be a bloodbath if he weren't re-elected, leaving out the context, of course, that he was speaking metaphorically about the American auto industry. She also repeated the Charlottesville hoax — why didn't ABC's David Muir fact-check her on that?

As Megyn Kelly noted, Muir even fact-checked Trump on what he didn't hear as sarcasm.

 {ai:summary}<p>Kamala Harris has been criticized for repeating debunked claims about Donald Trump, including the "bloodbath" comment regarding the auto industry and the "very fine people" assertion related to Charlottesville. Critics argue that there was a lack of fact-checking by moderators and media outlets like ABC during the discussions.</p><p>Many commentators express frustration over the persistence of these unfounded narratives, suggesting bias in media coverage, particularly in how Harris's statements were handled compared to Trump's. The debate has sparked significant backlash regarding fact-checking practices. #politics</p>

Kamala Harris Repeats the 'Very Fine People' and 'Bloodbath' Hoaxes

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