An Instagram post by Georgia Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene claimed that an ABC whistleblower who alleged Kamala Harris was given debate questions before an event had died in a car crash. However, this claim is entirely baseless, as there is no evidence that such a whistleblower exists or that they were involved in a fatal accident. ABC News has confirmed that no information was shared with either presidential candidate before the debate, rendering the whistleblower claim false. Despite the lack of evidence, the claim gained traction on social media and was shared by various websites before being debunked. Greene later retracted her claim about the car crash and called for an investigation into the whistleblower’s allegations.
The misinformation appears to have originated from a blog post without any credible sources or evidence, and was later spread by Greene and other websites without verification. Harris’ campaign declined to comment on the matter. Ultimately, the claim about Harris being given debate questions ahead of time has been deemed false, and there is no credible evidence to support it. It is important to fact-check and verify information before sharing it online to prevent the spread of misinformation.
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