It's nonsense. I mean, you look at Vice President Harris's comments over the arc of time.
Tim Pawlenty: “It's nonsense. I mean, you look at Vice President Harris's comments over the arc of time.”
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Tim Pawlenty dismisses criticisms of political flip-flopping, suggesting that it is common among politicians.
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