Buck Sexton delivered a scathing critique of Kamala Harris

Buck Sexton delivered a scathing critique of Kamala Harris, sharply addressing her inconsistencies and changing positions on key issues. His remarks came after a discussion involving Bill Maher and Laura Coates, where Harris’ credibility was questioned. Sexton emphasized how Harris’ “flip-flopping” undermines her reliability as a leader, calling her out for being inconsistent in her stances to suit political convenience. His comments were a pointed response to those trying to defend Harris, suggesting that such political maneuvering is part of why she’s seen as ineffective or untrustworthy in her role.

(So what I would offer in response to that is that when Kamala Harris has tried to address policy, first of all, there's been a lot of a regime of people in the media saying, oh, the campaign, she no longer stands for that. I mean, you've talked about this here. I watched the show. You know, no longer stands for fracking. No longer stands for, she was talking about building a wall a few weeks ago. That kind of flittered out of the system. I mean, this is madness. You can count about a dozen different things that Kamala Harris was very much in favor for four years ago that she is no longer in favor for now. And when she's asked about it, which is rare, because she doesn't really appear in public unless it is to go on The View and have an Amen corner, when she is pushed on it, when she is pushed on it, she says something like, I haven't changed my values. I mean, you know, this isn't like an eighth grade social studies lecture.)