McCarthy Calls Harris a ‘Chameleon’ For Her Constant Policy Shifts

In an interview with Pete Hegseth for ‘The Ingraham Angle,’ former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy criticized Vice President Kamala Harris for what he describes as a pattern of inconsistency and evasiveness in her policy positions. 

“She has a long record of being elected, so why don’t we look at what she voted for? She was the tie-breaking vote in the Senate more than 30 times, the most of anyone,” McCarthy highlighted. “And in that tie-breaking, it determines whether a bill becomes a law or not. And she was taken to the most extreme levels.”

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McCarthy called Harris a “chameleon” as a result of her changing positions to suit popular sentiment without directly addressing her shifts.

He particularly took issue with Harris’ approach to the border crisis, referencing her dismissive response when previously questioned about her lack of visits to the border by NBC’s Lester Holt.

“She laughed and said, but I haven’t been to Europe either. It was her job to go to the border and she would avoid it. She’s going to avoid every chance she can,” McCarthy explained. 

“Her history of campaigns is she starts strong and then she collapses. This is a short campaign. Let’s be honest. If she had to run to win the nomination, she never would have won the nomination. So she’s trying to avoid any press. Try to just stay there and try to take any position they think popular.”

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McCarthy emphasized that Harris’ support of electric vehicle mandates fails to address their impacts on the auto industry and the overall sentiment of American citizens.

“There is a new survey out of just those who own EVs. Half of them want to go back and buy a gas-powered car,” McCarthy said. 

“In 2019, she voted for a mandate that she talks about in 2045. So she’s directly lying to the American voter. Everybody should get Flip-Flop shoes from her, because whatever position she had and voted on and ran for and got elected by is switching between now and the next 70 days.”