Vice President Kamala Harris is facing scrutiny over her past policy positions revealed in a 2019 ACLU questionnaire, where she supported significant leftist reforms, including ending immigration detention and decriminalizing all drug possession. CNN's Andrew Kaczynski highlighted her attempts to position herself to the left of prominent Democrats like Bernie Sanders during the 2019 primary. As she prepares for upcoming debates and faces pressure from voters seeking change from Joe Biden, polls indicate only 25% believe Harris represents that change, while 53% see Trump as a viable alternative. Additionally, her recent campaign website finally includes policy proposals, which some critics argue lack specificity and are reminiscent of ideas already championed by others. Harris's current immigration stance contrasts sharply with her earlier promises, raising questions about whether she has shifted her views or is simply navigating political pressures. Overall, her campaign is marked by a need to clarify her positions as she debates Trump and seeks to solidify her appeal among voters who remain uncertain about her.