You made a very similar post about being right about Biden all the way back at post 79 (and prior). I thought I responded to it then.
@vector2 responded to this argument better than I did at some point describing how Biden's inner circle deserves most of the blame. Whenever I commented in the past on Biden's mental fitness I tried to cite a recent interview or State of the Union. I took his hour long speech where he fought with the audience and his talk show appearance as better evidence than selected clips at the time. You can say I was just ignoring some damning evidence, that's true. There was significant room for doubt. I'm of the opinion that if Biden had performed at the debate as well as he had at his previous State of the Union then he would still be in the race. He didn't though and here we are. I don't begrudge you for being wrong about Harris being the most obvious candidate to assume the D nomination and that a contested convention was unlikely, so maybe someday you'll get past my views on Biden's fitness.
I don't particularly care about fracking, but that sounds like something Harris has changed her mind on in the last 5 years. I think she has reversed her position on illegal border crossings as well. Both of these policy changes would be shifts to more conservative positions, so shouldn't you see this as positive change? Couldn't you see this interview as Harris "coming to her senses" if you see her new policy preferences as preferable? I dunno, seems like you're more concerned about her consistency over half a decade than you are about the actual policy she is advocating for. I'm not saying that consistency doesn't matter, just that you're perpetually a 'glass half empty' guy. If you want to point to other things in the interview that she has changed on go ahead. Is this enough to disprove your accusation: "Completely ignoring all previous statements by her"?
You're being pretty vague in this post on specific policies, so it's hard for me to carry water for her when I don't know what you're talking about. /s
It looks like left of center media is focusing on the policy shifts too. Can't really help it if certain quotes get more traction than others though, that's a big ask on your part. I did think her dismissive response when asked about Trump's interview with black journalists was great. "Same old, tired playbook. Next question, please."
