Kamala Harris Challenged on Policy Flip-Flops in First TV Interview
CNN released a clip of its much-anticipated interview with Kamala Harris and Tim Walz that was taped Thursday afternoon.
Seems like a fine response to me.
There isn't anything inherently wrong with changing your stance on issues given more, and updated information. I think most voters would be glad to vote for someone who says "Yeah, I changed my mind, did you see this last study? We need to do something about this."
A candidate who just "sticks to their guns" is certainly not one you want in office in changing times. Why is this even a fucking question?
Trump's head is stuck in his childhood. He wants things back the way they were in the 60's. He's unflinchingly dedicated to making that happen, and to absolve himself of his many crimes, which is why he is running. Fuck.That.Noise.
When they start coming out with shit like "flip flopper" and it starts getting repeated from a few different quarters as a consistent attack
That's when you know they don't have all that much to work with and they're just making shit up that sounds bad
You may be remembering a different time. Matters of current and flux issues, no problem.
When you say insane shit like "I prefer soldiers who don't get captured", then turn around and say dumb shit like "I LOVE ALL THE MILITARY, SO BEAUTIFUL. GREAT PEOPLE"
Don't vote for that person.
Totally fine, politicians change their views. The more concerning thing for me was this:
The Democratic nominee also revealed that she would name a Republican to serve in her Cabinet if elected
Why?!? The people give the president power by voting them into office, the president wields that power on our behalf. Now would not be the time to share our power with the party that doesn’t believe in democracy. I can’t think of any good reason to voluntarily give a cabinet post to the other side, bipartisanship is not the point here.
There were Republicans who spoke at the convention last week. She probably means Republicans like them, not MAGA ones.
