SAVANNAH, Georgia — Voters who planned to vote for Vice President Kamala Harris in November are not bothered by her recent policy “flip-flops,” viewing it as personal growth.

Harris has faced criticism over her shifting support over Medicare for All, the Green New Deal, a mandatory gun buyback program, a fracking ban, expanding the Supreme Court, and a federal job guarantee since she became the Democratic nominee.

However, attendees at Harris’s speech inside the Enmarket Arena outside downtown Savannah on Thursday explained to the Washington Examiner that the changes in policy her campaign has divulged did not concern them.