Harris Faulkner, Fox News Political Analyst Spar With Dem After He Justifies Harris’ Lack Of Policy Proposals
Fox News anchor Harris Faulkner sparred with former Democratic New York state Sen. David Carlucci as he justified Vice President Kamala Harris’ lack of policy proposals ahead of the 2024 election. Harris has yet to lay…


Fox News anchor Harris Faulkner sparred with former Democratic New York state Sen. David Carlucci as he justified Vice President Kamala Harris’ lack of policy proposals ahead of the 2024 election.
Harris has yet to lay out a detailed proposal of her policy plans nearly one month following the launch of her campaign on July 21. Carlucci sparked an argument with Harris and Fox News Political Analyst Gianno Caldwell as he attempted to argue that Republican nominee Donald Trump has failed to disclose his platform.
“We can easily say the same thing about Donald Trump. He’s been ambiguous on many policies, but Kamala Harris has a record,” Carlucci said.
“Have you been to Trump’s website? I mean just to compare there. Kamala Harris doesn’t have an Issues tab, she doesn’t even have like, generous talking points, which a lot of candidates do,” Faulkner interjected.
Harris’ campaign website does not mention what the presumptive Democratic nominee’s policy proposals are ahead of the election, instead including ways to get involved in the campaign and biographies of the vice president and her running mate, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz. Trump’s website lists 20 bullet points of detailed policy proposals regarding the border, economy and social issues.
Caldwell scoffed at Carlucci’s argument, saying Harris shares President Joe Biden’s policy failures in regards to the economy and immigration.
“Oh David, sometimes I wonder do you get your talking points from the Daily Onion because it is hilarious. ‘Donald Trump hasn’t had any policy proposals, policies out there,’ we’ve seen the effective policies from Donald Trump for four years,” Caldwell said. “Now we can talk about what Kamala Harris and Joe Biden has done and thanks to the press secretary , we know there’s no daylight between them from a policy standpoint.”


