Donald Trump defeats Kamala Harris with a series of inconsistent remarks

During the 2020 Democratic presidential campaign, Harris made it clear that if elected president, she would ban fracking. A few weeks ago, after years of not publicly stating her stance, an anonymous campaign aide Make a statement arrive HILL Never mind, the newspapers said, she no longer supports a ban on fracking. The candidate herself made no such statement, and certainly no explanation on an issue that is central to both U.S. energy and economic policy, and one that has major political implications for battleground states, especially Pennsylvania. Still, many in the media assumed she had indeed changed her mind based solely on the anonymous aide’s comments.

In an interview with Breitbart News, Trump made it clear that Harris’ views on energy issues are extreme and radical and will weaken the U.S. economy.

“On energy, she wants everything to be powered by wind,” Trump said. “That’s crazy. She’s going to ruin our country. Germany went down this path for two years under (former Chancellor) Merkel. One of the reasons Merkel is no longer in power is because the opposition said, ‘We’re ruining our economy.’ Wind is a very expensive energy source. Frankly, it doesn’t work. Whenever the wind blows, it’s intermittent. The whole thing is crazy. In Germany, they took down the coal plants and everything else, and now under the new government, they’re building a plant a week. They know it doesn’t work, but they keep wanting to do it. They know electric trucks don’t work. They have to stop six times to get from New York to California. A diesel doesn’t stop once.”

Trump said his debate preparation would be easy because Harris was a mess on the issues and it was just “common sense.”

“She wants open borders. She wants to defund the police. She’s always wanted that. She’s never changed. Now, she wants to change,” Trump said. “She wants to say something that she doesn’t believe. She actually believes in defunding the police. She actually absolutely believes in open borders. She was the worst border commissioner in history for three and a half years. She never even went to the border. They say she went once; she went to a part of the border that had nothing to do with the problem. She was a terrible border commissioner. Millions of people came into our country. I think 20 million people came into our country. Maybe even more, especially the fugitives. The fugitives are brutal. They come from all over the world, not just South America. Many terrorists have come into our country. You see, she wants to defund the police, she always has. She helped people who wanted to destroy our country, like in Minnesota; she helped them get out of jail. “There were deaths in Minnesota. They attacked the federal courthouse. They attacked everything.”