Kamala Harris needs to explain her frequent policy reversals

Throughout the entirety of the debate, Kamala Harris has yet to provide any explanation for her significant policy changes as highlighted in this article.

It’s implausible for someone to completely shift their beliefs without offering any rationale. It’s hard to take them seriously without a logical explanation.

While it’s common for politicians to adjust their positions, most do provide explanations for their ideological shifts or at least attempt to justify them.

However, Kamala Harris seems to have erased her previous stances with the help of anonymous campaign personnel.

It’s clear that the Democrats are trying to shield voters from her contradictory statements and avoid any scrutiny.

It appears that “Kamala Harris” is a shallow candidate that lacks a coherent belief system, other than a quest for power.

Her inability to articulate on her abrupt policy reversals highlights the lack of ideological consistency.

For instance, endorsing the Green New Deal one day and then retracting support without any explanation poses questions about her decision-making process.

These erratic shifts in policy positions raise doubts about her judgment and sincerity.

Her support for extreme measures such as banning fossil fuels, meat, and air travel seems outlandish and devoid of practical sense.

Harris’ avoidance of addressing crucial issues like healthcare, immigration, and government entitlements further adds to the ambiguity surrounding her candidacy.

Her past advocacy for taxpayer-funded universal healthcare for illegal immigrants and other controversial positions demand clarification from her.

It’s concerning how Harris has seemingly disregarded her previous positions and failed to offer reasonable explanations for her drastic changes.

As voters, it’s crucial to have access to accurate information to make informed decisions, but Harris’s evasiveness raises doubts about her transparency and integrity.

David Harsanyi is a senior writer at the Washington Examiner. Twitter @davidharsanyi