Vice President Kamala Harris has faced scrutiny over her unclear policy positions since becoming the presumptive Democratic nominee, with supporters at a recent rally struggling to articulate her key stances. Harris, who entered the race without a formal platform, is currently defining her policies through public statements, sometimes aligning with President Biden's views, particularly on abortion, where she pledges to restore protections akin to Roe v. Wade. However, her positions have evolved, notably on immigration and fracking, leading to mixed responses from supporters. While Harris previously embraced progressive policies like 'Medicare for All' and the 'Green New Deal,' her campaign has sought to walk back some past statements without a clear public explanation. Critics have pointed out her lack of comprehensive policy details on her campaign website, which remains absent three weeks into her candidacy. As the election approaches, the pressure mounts for Harris to clarify her platform, especially as she has not held a press conference or formal interview since announcing her candidacy.