Vice President Kamala Harris recently addressed questions regarding her evolving positions on fracking and immigration, emphasizing that while her stances have shifted, her core values remain unchanged. During a joint interview with Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, Harris elaborated on how her time as vice president has provided her with new perspectives on critical national issues.
When questioned about her reversals on fracking and decriminalizing illegal border crossings, Harris acknowledged the changes and attributed them to a deeper understanding gained through experience and exposure to new information. She reassured voters that her policy decisions moving forward would align with her current positions.
Harris highlighted her unwavering commitment to addressing the climate crisis, citing her long-standing support for initiatives like the Green New Deal. She emphasized the urgency of the climate crisis and the need for concrete actions with measurable outcomes, including setting deadlines for progress.
Notably, Harris had previously expressed support for a federal ban on fracking during a climate crisis town hall in September 2019. However, her stance had evolved by the time she joined Joe Biden as his running mate, reflecting a shift in her position on the issue.
The interview in Savannah provided a comprehensive overview of Harris' policy perspectives and her vision for the presidency. Harris's remarks underscored the importance of adapting to new information and experiences while remaining steadfast in her core values and principles.
