Since Vice President Kamala Harris emerged as the Democratic standard bearer late last month, her campaign has been roiled by evolving policy positions, some of which have seemingly placed her on both sides of key issues ranging from immigration to the taxation of workers’ tips.
Prior to becoming President Joe Biden’s running mate in 2020, she ran for the party nomination herself on a largely left-wing platform, advocating for positions that prompted observers to call her “the most liberal member of the Senate,” standing in demonstrable contrast to her current approach. Some changes in her platform and messaging have addressed keynote issues of her political rivals, namely immigration and border security.
Former President Donald Trump, for his part, remarked that the platform changes amounted to Harris casting herself as a comparable candidate to him.
“Our country is becoming a very dangerous place, and she is a radical left San Francisco liberal, and now she’s trying to … she wants to be more Trump than Trump, if that’s possible,” he said in a recent X space with platform owner Elon Musk. “I don’t think it’s possible, but she wants to be more Trump than Trump.” […]
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