Kamala Harris’ debate earrings spark wild conspiracy theory!
Kamala Harris’ earrings have become the latest target of conspiracy theorists online.
History of conspiracies detailed.
Harris isn’t the first political figure to face wild earpiece accusations during a debate.
In 2016 and 2020, similar claims were made about Hillary Clinton and Joe Biden’s debates with Trump.
Back then, conspiracy theorists claimed Clinton and Biden also used hidden earpieces.
Fact-checkers quickly debunked these bizarre claims during both election cycles.
Political tension fuels new earpiece rumors.
The 2023 theory caught fire due to rising political tensions and deep-rooted distrust.
It’s not just about technology—this theory taps into broader suspicions of political figures.
For Harris, a simple pair of earrings became the center of a baseless political attack.
Earring theory explained.
Some Trump supporters believe Harris was coached during her recent debate using hidden tech.
These conspiracy theories claim her earrings hid a Bluetooth device to give her an unfair advantage.
Debate sparks claims of hidden earpiece.
The bizarre theory emerged after Harris’ Tuesday night debate against the Republican nominee.
Trump supporters jumped on the claim that Harris’ debate performance wasn’t earned.
According to these theories, Harris was fed lines through hidden communication devices.
Maverick approach fuels conspiracy on X.
The theory quickly went viral on X (formerly Twitter), gaining momentum in conspiracy circles.
One user, The Maverick Approach, was among the first to push the idea, calling it a “major issue.”
German company NOVA dragged into conspiracy.
The account claimed that Harris’ earrings were secretly high-tech devices made by NOVA, a German company.
They pointed fingers at NOVA, saying it developed wireless earpiece earrings that Harris used.
The claim was that NOVA’s product allowed Harris to hear instructions during the debate.
These earrings allegedly looked like normal jewelry but were capable of delivering hidden cues.
Wild rumor gains traction on social media.
Despite no evidence, this conspiracy theory spread rapidly across X and Reddit.
The theory made its way to Reddit’s r/conspiracy forum, where users began discussing it.
Before the truth came out, the post gained close to 100,000 views, attracting a large audience.
The Maverick Approach eventually admitted the whole thing was a troll.
Political rivals eager to undermine Harris’ debate.
Opponents, eager to discredit her, seized on the smallest opportunity to question her performance.
Adding fuel to the fire, Trump hinted at a rigged debate and Harris getting special treatment.
Speaking to “Fox & Friends,” Trump said Harris may have had advance knowledge of the questions.
“She seemed awfully familiar with the questions,” Trump added, stoking conspiracy flames.
Viral hoax proves the power of misinformation.
As with previous claims, fact-checkers quickly discredited the “smart earring” conspiracy.
Harris has even been known to avoid Bluetooth technology, preferring wired earbuds for security reasons.
This viral hoax, although debunked, shows how quickly misinformation can take off.
Even a pair of earrings can spark wild speculation and capture media attention in today’s world.
In an era of rapid-fire misinformation, something as simple as fashion can ignite a media storm.