If Kamala Harris is elected President of the United States has pledged to spend hundreds of millions of dollars to continue former President Donald Trump’s border wall, a big shift from his past criticism. Is Kamala Harris for the wall or not? THE Voters don’t know what the vice president of the United States thinksWhite House candidate on border wall because of all the times he changed his mind to get votes. She denies it: “My values have not changed”acknowledged Kamala Harris.
When she was a senator in California, she spoke out against the measure in 2019. When she ran in her party’s presidential primary, won by Joe Biden, she ridiculed Donald Trump for wanting to secure the border. NOW, during these daysTo win votes in Colorado, Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania and other border states, such as Arizona, Kamala Harris has toughened her rhetoric.
As seen in the video, Kamala Harris ridiculed former US President Donald Trump, the Republican candidate, in 2019 for I want to expand the border wall. “You don’t need to build a wall. This is a crisis of its own making. And by definition, to put it bluntly, the basic definition of the English language, this is not an emergency,” Kamala Harris said in 2019 when she wanted to appeal to the Democratic Party’s left-wing electorate. These days, Kamala Harris has pledged to spend hundreds of millions of dollars on the southern border wall, in a project he once opposed and described as ““anti-American” under the Trump administration.
Is this change in Kamala Harris important?
It is the latest example of Harris backtracking on past liberal positions, such as support for Health insurance for all (health insurance for those over 65) and ban on hydraulic fracturing (a technique that facilitates the extraction of gas and oil from the ground using hydraulic pressure). He is now against all of these proposals.
With these policies, He hopes to attract the attention of swing-state voters he needs to win the White House.. That’s the key to winning Arizona, a border state where Trump still leads in the polls. In contrast, Kamala Harris has started to lose ground since she began changing her immigration rhetoric. In late July, according to the Real Clear Politics polling average, Trump had a 4.2 point lead over Kamala Harris.
Meanwhile, he has cut spending since he began to scale back his left-wing policies as part of the strategy of the team that joined Harris, sent by Barack Obama, who knows he cannot win the presidential election with his left-wing policies.
