‘She’s a Fraud’: Kamala Harris caught faking a call to a voter in an embarrassing US Election 2024 incident

Vice President Kamala Harris has come under fire after a video emerged showing her apparently faking a phone call with a voter. The footage, widely circulated on social media, shows Harris holding a smartphone during what seemed to be a staged conversation. However, sharp-eyed viewers quickly pointed out that the camera app was visible on the phone’s screen, suggesting that Harris was not actually on a call.

Critics on various platforms have labeled the incident as misleading, with some users bluntly stating, "She's a fraud," suggesting that the Vice President was attempting to fabricate a connection with the electorate for media purposes.

The video has since gone viral, with many accusing Harris of staging the interaction for publicity. Critics slammed the Vice President for attempting to create a false impression of engaging with voters, calling it yet another attempt at political theatrics.

The backlash has fueled ongoing criticism of Harris’s public image and the Biden administration’s attempts to connect with voters. Some have suggested that this latest incident further undermines the credibility of a political team that is already struggling with public perception.

Political analysts argue that while the episode may seem minor, it exposes the administration's ongoing struggle with public relations. “For a figure like Harris, every move is under scrutiny, and this type of mistake can damage the perception of authenticity that voters expect,” said political analyst Karen Lyons. “It looks staged, and that’s a problem in a time when authenticity is crucial.”

Despite the widespread criticism, Harris’s office has yet to respond to the controversy, leaving many to speculate whether this was an intentional attempt to create a photo op gone wrong, or simply an oversight. 

Regardless of whether the phone incident was an honest mistake or a failed attempt at voter outreach, it has added fuel to the fire in the already contentious 2024 election season. The viral video highlights the challenges of navigating public relations in the digital era, where even minor mistakes can be quickly magnified.