Janet Jackson Gets WAAAAY Too Honest About Kamala Harris LYING About Her

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Janet Jackson said the quiet part about Kamala Harris’s race out loud. You know the part that most people on the Left, in Hollywood, and in the media have been trying to ignore since Biden chose her for her sex and skin color.

She’s not black.

Janet Jackson slammed as ‘irrelevant’ and a ‘leech’ for questioning Kamala Harris’ race: ‘She’s not black’ https://t.co/SNeWhCM6Lm pic.twitter.com/OBwu8yJ6WN

— Page Six (@PageSix) September 21, 2024

From Page Six:

Janet Jackson is being called “irrelevant” and a “leech” after she questioned Kamala Harris’ race in an interview with the Guardian published on Saturday.

“She’s not black. That’s what I heard. That she’s Indian,” the “That’s The Way Love Goes” hitmaker, 58, said during a chat about “the State of the Union.”

Of course people are calling Jackson names for being honest about Kamal – that’s not allowed, ya’ know.

Not to mention, well, Kamala really isn’t black.

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— Richard DeCamp (@richdecamp) September 21, 2024

OH NO, NOW WE’VE SAID IT … the horror. The Left won’t like us now! Wait, they hate us already, we’re good. See, it’s good to be hated by horrible people on the Left because that means we can be honest. Freeing, right?

Media lost their damn minds:

Janet Jackson questioned Kamala’s race and it broke the leftist media today. 🤣🤣🤣 pic.twitter.com/pkHctJw4bx

— Tim Young (@TimRunsHisMouth) September 21, 2024

Variety … HA HA HA HA

And ‘right wing conspiracy,’ now THAT is funny. What a bunch of lying, fake, fraudulent butt-holes who are so busy carrying water for the Democrats they can’t even accept the truth about Kamala. The issue here is Kamala has more than once used her race to pretend she’s more important than she really is, from calling herself the first female Indian senator in CA to basking in the adoration of moronic leftists fawning over the first black female president.