After Joe Biden selected Kamala Harris as his running mate in 2020, she moved toward the center on some issues, and has generally kept those positions to this day.
Would you rather have someone who can be moved to change their opinion or someone who is apparently proud that they’re the same person they were in first grade?
The article is about Harris, who I am voting for on October 21, which is the day early voting opens in Texas. Your initial comment is predicated on the assumption that criticism of Harris maps 1:1 with trump support.
Would you rather have someone who can be moved to change their opinion or someone who is apparently proud that they’re the same person they were in first grade?
https://theweek.com/speedreads/575962/donald-trump-tells-biographer-hes-same-now-first-grade
Do centrists have an argument that doesn’t involve immediately dismissing anyone to their left as a Trump supporter?
Not in America where those are the only 2 choices, no.
So to be clear, you’re calling anyone who has any criticism at all of Harris of being a Trump supporter?
No, I’m saying the winner of the election will either be Harris or Trump. You pick one or have the pick made for you.
The article is about Harris, who I am voting for on October 21, which is the day early voting opens in Texas. Your initial comment is predicated on the assumption that criticism of Harris maps 1:1 with trump support.
My two cents: Harris changing her opinions seem to match her trying to grasp what the majority of the public wants.
This is a good thing as Harris then isn’t being wishy-washy for no reason, but she is evolving her views to match the electorate.