Kamala Chooses Joy (With a Little Help from AI)

Kamala Harris on CNN: Officially Flips on Fracking, Then Flops When Asked to Defend Her Shift in Position

WATCH: Kamala Harris Gives Disqualifying Answer When Asked About Defense of 'Biden's Capacity to Serve'

Maybe this story will catch the interest of Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris, seeing as it happened in her state, involves school buses (which she loves as much as Venn diagrams), and it…

As Twitchy reported earlier, CNN released excerpts from Dana Bash's interview with Kamala Harris and Tim Walz, and Bash set up multiple choices for Harris to explain her flip-flopping on all the issues…

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Vice President Harris on Thursday sat for her first highly anticipated interview since she launched her rapid-fire presidential campaign. The interview was conducted by CNN’s Dana Bash in primetime. Harris was joined by her running mate, Minnesota Gov Tim Walz, but the vice president fielded a bulk of the questions.

Conservative activists and media outlets took to X to share their thoughts on a clip of CNN's interview with Vice President Kamala Harris as she explained why her policy positions have changed since she took over the Democratic ticket for president.  In the clip of the interview, which will air Thursday night on CNN, anchor Dana Bash asked, "Generally speaking, how should voters look at some of the changes that you've made? … Is it because you have more experience now, and you...

Kamala Harris may have sat down with CNN’s Dana Bash for her first big interview since she became the Democratic presidential nominee last month, but that doesn’t mean she was willing to play the network’s game. Since getting the nomination, Harris and running mate Tim Walz have connected with voters mostly by doing rallies and working with content creators, while ignoring sit downs with legacy media outlets like The New York Times, CNN, and others.

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