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By Nick Arama. Media: Redstate

I've said this before but it continues to be true. The Biden-Harris team has a big problem with truth and reality. Their campaign accounts on X, for example, are constantly saying things that aren't true. Of course, since it all flows down from the top and Joe Biden lies like he breathes, maybe that's the reason. So does Kamala Harris. Take the Trump rally in Georgia on Saturday. The Harris campaign team is desperate to make it look like Harris had more people coming out for her rally in the same arena a few days ago. So, what did they do? They falsely tried to claim that there were empty seats for Trump, when it was full for Harris: Now, this is a common trick Democrats pull to try to make it seem like there are empty seats, when they use a picture that either gets taken before the event or before the event begins. But in this case, it was untrue as the event was full. Trump campaign official Stephen Cheung called out the lie: Trump even had thousands waiting outside for hours to get in, as he usually does. This, in what can only be considered deep blue Atlanta. That didn't stop them from coming out for Trump: An NBC reporter confirmed that it was indeed a "packed house" for Trump: Kamala HQ's account claim was so egregious on this, even an NPR reporter called it out, saying they were using an outdated screen grab: When even NPR isn't going along with the nonsense, you know that the Kamala team might be in trouble. Trump had a packed house. He didn't need a performance by a rapper to attract people or women twerking in vulgar fashion. He also didn't need to fake a Southern accent like Kamala Harris did; he was himself and not fake like her. He gets people in all on his own, and that's likely what sticks in the craw of the Democrats and the Harris team--otherwise, they wouldn't have to be spreading such nonsense. When you have to make such things up, it's because you know you're weak. But it's one more reason that the voters should firmly reject Harris--since the voters care about truth.