Stuart Varney Analyzes Kamala Harris as Potential Successor to Biden

In a recent segment of "Varney & Co.," host Stuart Varney scrutinized Vice President Kamala Harris' ascent within the Democratic Party, suggesting that her political positions may be more progressive than those of President Biden. Varney highlighted Harris' rise as a product of advantageous connections, identity politics, and the Democratic dominance in California, referring to her trajectory as "another coronation for Kamala," as noted by Allysia Finley in The Wall Street Journal. Varney outlined key issues that define Harris' political stance, including her support for "Medicare for All" and her controversial call for the abolition of private health insurance during the 2019 debates. He raised concerns about her opposition to oil and gas fracking, questioning how this position would resonate in Pennsylvania, where the fracking industry significantly contributes to the economy. The host also pointed out Harris' ambiguous stance on Israel, noting her absence during Prime Minister Netanyahu's address to Congress, which he interpreted as a lack of public support for America's key ally in the Middle East. This decision has drawn attention to her foreign policy approach and its implications for U.S.-Israel relations. Varney concluded by referencing an article in The New York Times that suggests Harris' economic policies could be more progressive than Biden's, warning viewers to be aware of the potential shift in the Democratic agenda should she continue to rise in prominence.