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In today's political landscape, a lack of shame has become a political asset. When running for high office, it is now standard practice to avoid admitting any mistake, lying to shift blame, or refusing to apologize even when causing harm. This political strategy was evident in a recent CNN interview with Kamala Harris and Tim Walz. Harris sidestepped questions about her evolving policy stances, particularly her shift on fracking. Instead of providing a clear rationale, she insisted that her values remained unchanged, suggesting that her 2019 support for a fracking ban was simply no longer relevant. She claimed that climate change is still a crisis, but now argues that the economy can thrive without banning fracking. This was a clear attempt to align herself with the more moderate electorate while dismissing her earlier, more progressive stance as mere political strategy.

Walz, too, avoided direct answers, instead using emotional appeals to deflect from past exaggerations about his military service and personal history. When questioned about his misleading claims, he blamed his passionate speaking style and dismissed the accusations as partisan attacks. He refused to take responsibility, suggesting that his “candid” approach to politics should excuse any past errors.

This pattern of behavior extends beyond individual candidates and reflects a broader trend in politics where honesty and accountability are seen as liabilities. The refusal to acknowledge any fault, even in the face of clear evidence, is rewarded by voters and media ecosystems that prioritize winning over integrity. This strategy, employed by Harris and Walz, underscores the current political environment where shamelessness is not only tolerated but often encouraged as a means to achieve political success.

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