Fact Checkers fail to discover Kamala Harris' lie about her dope days

The big question is: why did Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA) lie about smoking ganja in college? Or if that's true, then why did she lie about what she was doing while getting high? Or was she actually locking people up for smoking some good giggles while she did the same?

Harris said she was getting baked while listening to Tupac and Snoop in college. She spoke in a radio interview with "The Breakfast Club" co-host "Charlemagne tha God," when he asked her if she ever smoked a "joint" while in college and remembered being bouldered. She said, "I have."

"And I did inhale. I did inhale! It was a long time ago, but yes. I just broke loose," Harris giggly added.

"I think [cheeba] gives a lot of people joy," Harris said. "And we need more joy in the world."

When the 2020 presidential hopeful was asked what music she listened to when she fired up a fatty, she said, “Oh yeah, definitely Snoop. Tupac for sure.”

Except, Harris is lying.

The Daily Wire did some research and found that Harris graduated from Howard University in 1986, and the University of California, Hastings College of the Law in 1989.

Tupac released his first album, “2Pacalypse Now,” on November 12, 1991 – two years after Harris graduated from law school.

Snoop Dogg released his first album, “Doggystyle,” on November 23, 1993 – four years after Harris graduated law school, [although that album title may be dear to her heart based on her proclivities with people that could help her career.]

By the time Tupac and Snoop began releasing albums, Harris was already working as a deputy district attorney in Alameda County, CA, the DW reports. She started that job in 1990 and left in 1998.

So which part is the lie?

Hard to tell with Democrats.


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Snoop Dogg's 'All-White' post is racist

Unless you've been living under a rock or a college campus [but I repeat myself], you know that Kanye West has openly declared support for President Trump. He also criticized the "plantation" mentality of the Democratic Party who still believe they own the black voter.

In the aftermath of Kanye's declaration, a Detroit hip-hop radio station officially banned his music, typical of liberals who have no actual ideas on policy, and Maxine Waters, a Democratic congresswoman, told him to stop talking so much, and basically shut up and sing. Other performers have denounced him because he is advocating for free thinking, which when done properly, would lead to the demise of the left based on history and logic.

One guy who verbally attacked him is Snoop Dogg. He posted an image on Instagram of an "allwhite" Kanye that has gone viral. 

See, it's an insult to liberals to be referred to as "allwhite" because being white is a bad thing, based on the racism of the left--even those who are white. Perhaps like Rachel Donezal, those liberals identify as being a person of color.

After Dogg posted the photo he wrote beneath it: "The new. Kanye well allwhite now way to go dude."

Yes, even black people, and anyone, can be racist.

The left got their bloomers in a knot after Kanye made several comments including the belief that all African-Americans should vote Democratic as a "plantation" mentality. He also pointed out that it was the Democratic Party that was the party of slavery and that Abraham Lincoln was a Republican.

Kanye got in trouble mostly when he said that 400 years of slavery "sounds like a choice."

"When you hear about slavery for 400 years--for 400 years? That sounds like a choice. Like, you was there for 400 years, and it's all y'all? You know, like, it's like we're all mentally imprisoned. I like the word "prison" [because] "slavery" goes too direct to the idea of blacks. It's like "slavery," "Holocaust"--"Holocaust" is Jews, "slavery" is blacks. So, "prison" is something that unites us as one race. Black and whites being one race, that we're one race. That we're the human race."

Okay, admittedly, you're not going to bump into Kanye at a Mensa meeting or a class on theoretical string theory. But after he received flak [because he was over the target] he offered some explanation, in a series of tweets, as to what he meant:

"To make myself clear, of course I know that slaves did not get shackled and put on a boat by free will. My point is for us to have stayed in that position even though the numbers were on our side means that we were mentally enslaved. They cut out our tongues so we couldn't communicate to each other. I will not allow my tongue to be cut."

In direct contrast to those on the left that would do anything they could to silence free thinking.

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