Kamala Harris Education Howard University: “Worst Student Ever!” Did Howard University Professors Say This About Kamala Harris?
According to Snopes, the SpaceX Fan Club’s Facebook post received around 50,000 reactions of various kinds. In addition, the post was shared 28,000 times and received 13,000 comments at the same time. Some people actually took the post quite seriously, while others commented that Vice President Kamala Harris had failed her first bar exam and was actually a pretty bad student.
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Snopes found that the post, which read “Howard University professors confirm Kamala Harris was the worst student ever,” originally came from a website called Esspots.com, which claims to be a purely humorous or satirical website. The fabricated story eventually spread even further around the time of the 2024 U.S. presidential debate pitting Vice President Kamala Harris against former President Donald Trump.
Espots.com has a pretty bad reputation for spreading fake stories to gain wide reach and influence, and sometimes the site even relies on AI software for its absurd storytelling. Snopes reported that it has noticed several fake stories of this kind about Taylor Swift on Espots in the recent past.
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FAQ
Q1. Who made the Facebook post calling Kamala Harris the worst student of all time?
A1. Just hours before the US presidential debate, a post appeared on the SpaceX Fanclub Facebook page in which Vice President Kamala Harris was called the “worst student ever” by Howard University professors.
Q2. Who were the participants in the 2024 US presidential debate in Philadelphia?
A2. Former President Donald Trump and current Vice President Kamala Harris engaged in a heated US presidential debate in Philadelphia with moderators David Muir and Linsey Davis.
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