(Finance) – The Democratic candidate for the presidency of the United States, Kamal Harrissaid his “values” on issues such as climate change and immigration have not changed. In the first interview Since receiving the nomination from the Democratic Party, Harris has responded to her opponent as follows Donald Trump who in recent weeks has repeatedly accused her of being “a weather vane”. According to the Republicans, in fact, she has tried to cover up the positions she took in the past against the “fracking”, a method of hydrocarbon extraction denounced by environmentalists, or against the construction of a wall on the border with the United States.
“I have always believed that the change climate is a reality, that it is an urgent matter,” Harris told CNN, assuring that she would not ban fracking. My belief in “the need to secure the border (with the Mexico) hasn’t changed,” Harris added, but didn’t provide any details of her plan.
Harris then explained that his priority is the American middle class and which will invest in small businesses and in the “American family” by making housing more affordable and expanding the child tax credit. He also called for the first federal ban on speculation on food and grocery pricesa solution that she believes would lower the prices of goods.
As for the foreign Vice President Harris reiterated her support for “two-state solution” Between Israel And Palestine. “I am steadfast in my commitment to the defense of Israel and its ability to defend itself. And that will not change,” he said. The country has the right to defend itself, he said, while stressing that “how it does so matters.”
Harris repeated twice that she had expressed “serious concern” about Netanyahu for the deaths of civilians in Gazathe humanitarian situation and the destruction that he called “catastrophic” and “devastating.” Harris stressed the need to rescue Israeli hostages from Hamas captivity but also stressed that the agreement calls for the withdrawal of the Israeli army from populated areas in the first phase before withdrawing “completely” from Gaza before “a permanent cessation of hostilities.”