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Vice President Kamala Harris claimed on Monday that she knew from an early age that "conservatives are bad."
Speaking about the Biden administration's climate agenda in Colorado, Harris was asked to explain how her life has shaped her work on the climate.
After claiming it started for her "from birth" because she was born in the San Francisco Bay area "and the Bay Area takes great pride in being one of the birthplaces of the environmental movement," Harris said that she learned about "ecology" and "conservation" when she was growing up, allegedly triggering a contradiction within her ideological paradigm that she could not reconcile.
"I'm going to share with you a very simple story, which is that I went home one day, and I said, 'Why are conservatives bad, mommy?' Because I thought we were supposed to conserve things," she said while laughing.
"I couldn't reconcile it. Now I can," she added, still laughing.
Trying to connect her youth to climate action, Harris then talked about participating in the "Save the Bay" movement, where she talked about "water" and "air."
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The comments drew a forceful reaction on social media. In particular, people mocked Harris and questioned the truth of her story, while others said Harris does the opposite of promote unity.
Enacting a progressive climate agenda is one of the top goals of the Biden administration.
During her remarks, Harris celebrated the administration's accomplishments on that front, chiefly citing the Inflation Reduction Act. The admission was notable because, despite the name of the bill, the law did not reduce inflation, but was mainly about the climate.
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