Dancing around a wealth of evidence that she has flip-flopped on a number of policy issues, Vice President Kamala Harris used her first major interview since embarking on her own 2024 presidential campaign to insist her “values have not changed.” The pre-taped interview on Thursday, in which Harris appeared with her running mate Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, featured questions probing her dubious past on matters related to border security, fracking, and more. CNN anchor Dana Bash challenged Harris to answer whether Americans can trust her leading the White House despite jumping around on issues over the years. "MY VALUES HAVE NOT CHANGED": Kamala Harris confirms she's still her Radical Left self who supports decriminalizing illegal immigration, the job-killing Green New Deal, eliminating private health insurance, banning fracking, and so much more. pic.twitter.com/gJYBduk3UH — Trump War Room (@TrumpWarRoom) August 29, 2024 “Generally speaking, how should voters look at some of the changes that you have made, that you have explained some of here in your policy?” Bash asked. “Is it because you have more experience now and you have learned more about the information? Is it because you were running for president in a Democratic primary? And should they feel comfortable and confident that what you’re saying now is going to be your policy moving forward?” In response, Harris said, “I think the most important and most significant aspect of my policy perspective and decisions is my values have not changed.” She began with the environment. “You mentioned the Green New Deal. I have always believed, and I have worked on it, that the climate crisis is real, that it is an urgent matter, to which we should apply metrics that include holding ourselves to deadlines around time,” Harris added. “We did that with the Inflation Reduction Act. We have set goals for the United States of America and, by extension, the globe around when we should meet certain standards for reduction of greenhouse gas emissions, as an example. That value has not changed.” Tickets for “Am I Racist?” are on sale NOW! Buy here for a theater near you. Harris, who has faced bipartisan condemnation for failing to curb illegal immigration as the Biden administration’s “border czar,” also claimed to have a “value” in protecting the U.S. border. “My value around what we need to do to secure our border, that value has not changed. I spent two terms as the attorney general of California prosecuting transnational criminal organizations, violations of American laws regarding the passage, illegal passage, of guns, drugs, and human beings across our border,” Harris said. “My values have not changed.” Former President Donald Trump‘s campaign, via its “War Room” account on X, pushed back on the ways Harris sought to paint herself as being consistent on her “values” while giving the run-around on the question of whether she is reliable given her shifts in policy stances. It said in one post, “Kamala Harris confirms she’s still her Radical Left self who supports decriminalizing illegal immigration, the job-killing Green New Deal, eliminating private health insurance, banning fracking, and so much more.” In other posts, the account drew attention to how Harris has changed her stances on a fracking ban and ending cash bail. It knocked Harris for “allowing millions of illegals to cross our border, giving them amnesty, and free rein to terrorize our communities.” The “War Room” account also highlighted Harris’ comments on climate change, quipping with the intent to underscore yet another word salad from the VP, that it evoked “[that feeling when] the essay is due in 10 minutes but you haven’t hit the word count yet.”

Sometimes, the chemistry between stars on screen is just as real when they are off-screen. That is the case of Christina Applegate and her co-star Ed O’Neill. The Married… With Children actress had Ed on her podcast, and the star opened up and gave an emotional tribute to her TV dad. Christina Applegate Gives Ed O’Neill An Emotional Tribute Applegate co-hosts a podcast called MeSsy with Jamie-Lynn Sigler. While the podcast mainly focuses on both women’s multiple sclerosis diagnoses, they occasionally invite special guests. Who could be more special than her Married…With Children co-star and TV dad, Ed O’Neil? The episode was released on August 27, and Christina Applegate started off by saying, “I don’t even know how to explain this person.” From there, Parade shared her glowing review of her co-star, Ed O’Neill. Christina said, “He raised me, so if you don’t like anything about me, it’s his fault. If you do like anything about me, also his fault.” She continued, “Years and years of my life spent with this man, and he’s an incredible actor, he’s an incredible human being.” “Married… With Kids” Co-Stars Meet Again View this post on Instagram A post shared by MeSsy (@messypodcast) In the sitcom, Ed O’Neill played Al, and Applegate played his daughter Kelly. While Applegate admitted that she initially thought the show had too much “toilet humor” she decided to join the cast. She credits her Married… With Children co-star for being one of the people who “taught” her how to deliver comedic elements in a performance. In the same podcast, Christina Applegate tells Ed O’Neill, “I think that nobody could have played Al but you.” She claims that his “rough around the edges” vibe helped him successfully play his character. On the podcast, Christina’s co-host also chimes in. She shares how she thinks that Ed did a great job in his role as well. He took a role that could have been seen as “aggressive” and added his own “sensitivity” to it. The internet also loves Ed O’Neill and his relationship with Christina Applegate. @susan.j.stumpf commented: “What a great episode. I love Christina‘s relationship with Ed, it’s so natural.” @suzie_langley1 commented: “Such a favourite show of mine back in the day ” The featured image source is here. The post Christina Applegate Gives An Emotional Tribute To “Married… With Children” Co-Star Ed O’Neill appeared first on InspireMore.

We’re going “all around the nation” to discuss “the new sensation” that was KIDS, Incorporated a kids musical show that ran for 10 years on the Disney Channel and featured all the top pop music CONTINUE READING... The post Remember That Show? Ep. 20: KIDS, Incorporated appeared first on The Retro Network.

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A kitten came to a shelter, needing more help than others. Then, she met an 11-year-old cat who showed her the ropes. Small FryAngelicaA litter of four kittens (Big Mac, McFlurry, Chicken Nugget, and Small Fry) came to the Arizona Humane Society, hoping for a better life.Found as strays, they needed intensive care before they were well enough to go to a foster home. While tending to the kittens, Angelica, a neonatal veterinary technician for the shelter, noticed one of them needed extra support.Small Fry, a black and white kitten, was exceptionally tiny. "She was only 188 grams, which for a 4-week-old kitten is severely underweight," Angelica shared with Love Meow. AngelicaThe kitten had a hard time eating from a bottle and needed to be syringe-fed. "She was difficult to feed, very frantic. She was so overwhelmed with being excited and hungry."Small Fry went to her foster home with her siblings, only to be returned to be cared for in the ICU again. AngelicaWhile her littermates continued to thrive in foster care, Small Fry relied on her dedicated carer to ensure she had sufficient food intake. Angelica hand-reared her around the clock, making sure all her needs were met.Small Fry fell soundly asleep in her blanket after feeding, her tongue sticking out contentedly. "I fell in love seeing her every day and decided to take her home." AngelicaEventually, the kitten got the hang of eating and began gaining weight steadily. She became more energetic, playful, and sassy, jumping sideways and swiping at the camera with her tiny paws.She also gained a renewed love for food, impatiently demanding her next meal, sampling morsels from every cat bowl in the house, and sometimes dozing off in her food while eating. AngelicaSmall Fry finally caught up in size but needed a friend who could show her the ropes. Under the same roof, a cat named Emilio had been waiting to meet her.Emilio found Angelica when he was eight weeks old. Drawn to little animals in need, he eagerly offered to help whenever Angelica brought home fosters. "He's 11 years old now and still acts like a kitten. Together, he's helped raise 90 kittens." Emilio and his foster kittensAngelicaSmall Fry was a bit intimidated at first, as she hadn't seen an adult cat before Emilio, but the friendly feline resident was patient and gave her the time she needed to warm up to him.He reassured her that he meant good and took her under his wing as soon as she felt more at ease. Before long, Emilio snuggled beside Small Fry, offering to be her pillow buddy. AngelicaSmall Fry has become braver and more adventurous with a feline friend looking out for her. "Emilio is always following her around and encouraging her to play. He's very good at initiating play and setting boundaries."He has a long roster of foster babies, including puppies and guinea pigs. AngelicaAt seven weeks old, Small Fry is just shy of two pounds. With a ravenous appetite for food and adventures, she's gained a rotund belly and lives by the philosophy of eat, play, sleep, and repeat."She has boundless energy, quick reflexes, and keen senses, which all make up her strong drive to live and thrive." AngelicaSmall Fry tries to appear twice her size against Emilio who towers over her.She practices her wrestling prowess with a large plush toy but tries to perfect her sneak attacks on Emilio when he's sleeping. AngelicaWith the help of her foster mom and a loving resident cat, Small Fry is blossoming into a happy, healthy, boisterous young cat. AngelicaShare this story with your friends. More on Small Fry, Emilio, and Angelica's fosters on Instagram.Related story: Cat Makes Guy His Forever Human by Standing on Him After Waiting Nearly Half a Year for a Home

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