Harris dodging flip-flop attacks as faceless surrogates flip on key positions: 'Playing politics'

Vice President Kamala Harris could be "playing politics" by allowing her subordinates to take the lead on her making major policy shifts, rather than pushing them herself, a Republican strategist says.

Unnamed officials for Harris have announced her flip-flopping on key issues that she previously supported during her 2019 presidential run, such as fracking and "Medicare for All," but Harris herself is yet to be vocal about the position shifts.

While the Harris campaign appears to be pushing a reworked agenda, one political strategist told Fox News Digital that "anonymous on background campaign staffers do not take public policy positions, candidates and elected officials do."

"The American public should presume that every position taken by Harris during her previous campaign for president and the positions taken by the Biden-Harris administration are exactly hers today, until she herself explains otherwise," Dallas Woodhouse, American Majority-North Carolina State Director, told Fox.

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"The American public will never accept a candidate changing all their stated positions from just a few years ago without thorough examination and explanation," he added.

Fracking

Harris said that she would ban fracking if elected during her first presidential bid - a key issue among a critical voting bloc in battleground states such as Pennsylvania.

"There's no question I'm in favor of banning fracking, I have a history of working on this issue," Harris said in 2020.

Republicans, including former President Trump, have used her past comments on the issue to blast her in several campaign ads since she launched her 2024 campaign.

Campaign officials for the