Vice President Kamala Harris‘ presidential campaign claims that the Democrat will not ban fracking if she becomes president this fall despite her pledging to do exactly that when she campaigned for the nation’s highest office during the 2020 presidential race.

“She wants no fracking,” former President Donald Trump told supporters this week during a rally in North Carolina. “You’re going to be paying a lot of money. You’re going to be paying so much. You’re going to say ‘bring back Trump.’”

The Harris campaign responded to Trump’s remarks by saying: “Trump’s false claims about fracking bans are an obvious attempt to distract from his own plans to enrich oil and gas executives at the expense of the middle class.”

However, the then-U.S. Senator from California — who was rated as the most far-left Democrat in the Senate — stated unequivocally while campaigning for office in 2020 that she would outright ban fracking.

“There’s no question I’m in favor of banning fracking,” she told an audience member during a CNN town hall event in 2019. “And starting with what we can do on day one around public lands, and there has to be legislation. That’s something I’ve taken on in California. I have a history of working on this issue, and to your point, we have to just acknowledge that the residual impact of fracking is enormous in terms of the health and safety of communities.”

“There’s no question I’m in favor of banning fracking.”

— Kamala Harrispic.twitter.com/QHMmg2Xhv4

— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) July 26, 2024

During an appearance on Jimmy Fallon in 2019, she called climate change the “single greatest threat” facing the world and said she was committed to passing the extreme Green New Deal and “finally putting an end to fracking once and for all.”

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In 2019, Kamala Harris said she was committed to “finally putting an END to fracking once and for all” if elected president.

This is who Bob Casey just endorsed. pic.twitter.com/7wavgl1vhF

— Dave McCormick (@DaveMcCormickPA) July 26, 2024

The opening ceremonies of the Paris Olympics on Friday featured a parody of The Last Supper with an obese woman wearing an aureole as Jesus surrounded by drag queens as the Apostles, a decapitated head representing Marie Antoinette of the French Revolution, and drag queens dancing around children.

Wtf is going on at the Olympics opening ceremony? pic.twitter.com/rWIjH8ZVwP

— Harrison Faulkner (@Harry__Faulkner) July 26, 2024

It seems glorifying drag blasphemy and the horrors of the French Revolution were key moments of the Opening Ceremony of the Olympics.

I think I’ll let other journalists report on the games, this year. pic.twitter.com/eJGAfGsbaa

— Bree A Dail (@breeadail) July 26, 2024

We are absolutely disgusted to see these drag queens and half-naked gender cultists dance around little kids at the Olympics for the entire world to watch.

This agenda isn't just an American issue. It's global. And if this doesn't horrify you, then you aren't paying attention. pic.twitter.com/N6aHjmHzAi

— Gays Against Groomers (@againstgrmrs) July 26, 2024

WHY is a child amongst scantily clad transvestites?

WHY are there ALMOST ALWAYS children involved or exposed to this? pic.twitter.com/dBzMXlaUHW

— Bree A Dail (@breeadail) July 26, 2024

Actual opening ceremony of the Olympics.

This isn’t parody.

RIP Olympics. pic.twitter.com/5gk1yObldB

— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) July 26, 2024

The artistic director of the Paris Olympics is Thomas Jolly, who stated, “Above all, I want this ceremony to include everyone. We must all celebrate this diversity.” He also said, “I was overwhelmed at first. I wondered how I could create a show where everyone can feel represented as part of this great union. This responsibility was ambitious, complex, but magnificent for an artist.”

He added, “When we watch ‘Emily in Paris’ or ‘Amélie Poulain,’ we know it’s not quite the real Paris. We’re going to play with all those cliches, but we’re also going to challenge them. Paris is also a vibrant youth. Different cultures rubbing shoulders in the streets. I’ll be fired if I tell you anything. All I can tell you is that it will be very meaningful for the artists that will perform.”

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“Jolly expressed his intent before the ceremony to ‘play with’ but also ‘challenge’ French cliché, and in the most vibrant, exciting celebration of French identity in the ceremony so far, they did a full musical, metal–opera–Cameron Mackintosh mash-up tribute to … the guillotine!” Vulture reported.

“Jolly’s liberation of the ceremony conveyed more about his own outsize ambitions than his nation’s identity,” The Washington Post opined.

“More than 3 billion people worldwide tuned in to watch the 2020 Tokyo Olympics (which were held in 2021 due to Covid-19 complications) across linear TV and digital platforms. Olympic broadcast partners’ digital platforms saw 28 billion video views, a 139% increase compared to the Rio 2016 Games,” Forbes noted.