Trump Campaign Sets Aside Debate Ticket For Tupac After Kamala Harris Called Him Her Favorite Living Rapper
Trump Campaign Holds Debate Ticket For Tupac After Vice Presidential Nominee Kamala Harris Calls Him The Best Rapper Alive
The Trump Campaign, amidst dealing with preparation for a Vice Presidential debate and a global pandemic, still has time to make jokes.

After Democratic Vice Presidential nominee Kamala Harris mistakenly named Tupac as the “best rapper alive” during an NAACP event, President Trump’s campaign has set aside a ticket under the slain rapper’s name for Wednesday (October 7) night’s debate.
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Tupac Shakur, (real name Tupac Amaru Shakur) was killed at the age of 25 after sustaining serious gunshot wounds. The news about the Trump administration leaving a ticket for the slain rapper was shared on social media by White House reporters.




The Biden-Harris campaign has yet to respond to the social media digs. However, Kamala Harris did tweet about the debate.

What do you think about the saved ticket? Let us know in the comments.

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