I understand that and as VP she should support her president but now she is running to be president and says her core values haven't changed, to support allies with energy we have to produce more fossil fuels yet climate change is an existential threat. So at the expense of the whole world, we will provide more energy to our allies. To me, it makes no sense.
We all know Vance's record on abortion and his core value is 100% pro-life he even supported 15-week gestation and criminal offenses after that nationwide. Now that he is picked as VP he now supports Trump's abortion plan of letting the states deal with it. Let's say he then runs for president afterward. Should he not be asked why he now supports abortion in some states and why his core values seem to have changed?
Since I don't reside in a political party I would want answers but I guess I think differently so I'll end this hear.
Don't go away. This is just getting good. I mean we've worked to arrive at some understanding of one another, but it's still not resolved.
I see the question as a loaded question.
"Should he not be asked why he now supports abortion in some states and why his core values seem to have changed?"
I don't think Vance's core values have changed just because he supports giving the state the authority to regulate abortion differently. But explaining how that is so, will probably not satisfy a query which is intent on looking for an either/or answer. More than likely it will be viewed as making excuses, or not being transparent, or flip flopping.
This is the problem, there exists two primary dichotomies that we reason upon. One that
deals with absolutes which is usually recognized as a positive/negative or sometimes a North/South dichotomy. The other
deals with degrees which is usually called a left/right or east/west dichotomy. So, the problem is that some questions are asked using absolutes of North/South, and when answered in a left/right format it looks like it's contradictory when it isn't.
For example, if you had to choose between yes fracking and no fracking, it's two absolutes positive/negative, right? But the actual situation requires that if you don't frack, then in the short-term people freeze during the winter, but if you do frack you allow water and air to be contaminated, and in the long-term people get sick and even their DNA is altered.
Either way it's bad. The answer is we need cleaner energy, and we should be working towards that direction, but it won't happen overnight.