IMO.


Flippping on an issue is 'justifiable' when enough details are given that warrant a change. I'm sure plenty of scientists had said "you can't split an atom" then it was done, are they going to not change their position on that

The problem with politicos is they will say anything to get elected. This is noticeable when they in no way can defend their previous position. If you can't say "oh I said that because of these facts at the time, I however have changed my position in light of these knew facts" then you are a flipper

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