Kamala Harris was caught in an embarrassing mistake on Election Day after showing her cell phone to cameras while “on the phone with a voter,” to reveal she was apparently not on any calls.
‘Have you voted yet?’ Harris said beaming over the phone. He paused as if listening, before exclaiming, ‘You did it, thank you!’
The vice president then turned her phone screen toward her adoring supporters at the Democratic Party headquarters in Washington, DC, who applauded and cheered.
But viewers at home were quick to point out that her phone appeared to be showing the camera app and not a phone call.
“Kamala just pretended to talk to a voter on the phone but mistakenly showed her phone was open to the camera app,” one person wrote on X. “LMAO Everything about Kamala is FAKE and STAGED.”
Kamala Harris was caught in an embarrassing mistake on Election Day after showing her cell phone to cameras while “on the phone with a voter,” to reveal she was apparently not on any calls.
‘Have you voted yet?’ Harris said beaming over the phone. He paused as if listening, before exclaiming, ‘You did it, thank you!’
“Kamala just pretended to talk to a voter on the phone but mistakenly showed her phone open to the camera app,” one person wrote on X. “LMAO Everything about Kamala is FAKE and STAGED.”
‘Kamala Harris is so fake… that today she was arrested making a fake phone call to a “supporter.” His campaign is a disaster,” another person wrote on X.
Others described the mistake as “brutal” and “embarrassing,” although some people question whether Harris really could have been on the phone after all.
‘No. “Kamala Harris didn’t ‘fake a phone call’ just because she sees a camera app,” one person on X commented.
‘Try it, make a call, open the camera, place it on your cheek and remove it. You’ll see the screen turn on/off to prevent your cheek from marking (like hers).
‘iPhones only do this while you’re on a call.
Some people question whether Harris really could have been on the phone after all.
It comes as a key final poll revealed that Harris entered Election Day with a 4-point lead over Trump after narrowing the gender gap.
Harris, 60, has the support of 51 percent of likely voters, according to the latest report. PBS News/NPR/Marist Poll. Trump has the support of 47 percent.
The poll found that Harris’ rise comes after Trump’s lead among male voters declined significantly in the final days before the election.
Trump, 78, previously had a 57 percent lead among male voters, but now leads only 51 percent to Harris’ 47 percent.
However, the Democrat’s lead among women fell from 18 to 11 points.
