Discredited 'Trump Groped Me' Story Backfires, Leading to #KamalaGropedMe Trending

The Left's Attempt to Discredit Trump

The left-wing attempted to amplify an allegation made by an Obama activist that she spent time with Jeffrey Epstein around 30 years ago and that they visited Donald Trump, who allegedly groped her. Interestingly, she chose to keep this information hidden for over three decades and only decided to disclose it a few days before the election. The timing of this revelation has raised eyebrows.

The claim is so far-fetched and unbelievable that it has resulted in the phrase #KamalaGropedMe trending instead.

#KamalaGropedMe Trending Two Weeks Before the Election

The entire situation seems desperate and is not believed by many. The hashtag #KamalaGropedMe started trending on social media platforms, with users posting sarcastic tweets about their own experiences.

Many believe that these attempts to discredit Trump are transparent and only serve to boost his campaign.

Mockery and Disbelief Surrounding the Situation

People are expressing their disbelief and mocking the situation by sharing their own fabricated stories using the hashtag #KamalaGropedMe. The trend has led to a wave of sarcastic tweets, with users claiming that Kamala Harris groped them in various circumstances, some even dating back to their teenage years.

Others have used the trend to highlight the absurdity of making such serious allegations with no evidence or credibility, especially so close to the election.

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Bottom Line

While the original intention of the left-wing might have been to discredit Donald Trump, the situation has taken an unexpected turn with the trending of #KamalaGropedMe. This incident has sparked a debate on the credibility of such allegations, especially when they are made so close to an election. It also raises questions about the role of social media and hashtags in shaping public opinion. What are your thoughts on this matter? Share this article with your friends and let's get the conversation started. Don't forget to sign up for the Daily Briefing, which is available every day at 6pm.