In a follow-up to their idea from the previous evening when CNN host Erin Burnett floated the idea that Vice President Kamala Harris shouldn’t do interviews, a panel of CNN “journalists” led into the final night of the Democratic National Convention on Thursday by arguing that she should not even publish her policy positions for the public to scrutinize. And according to another host, the policy proposals weren’t important because it was a “vibes election” anyway.
They even teamed up with Democrats to warn that doing such could help former President Donald Trump.
“And then you hear the criticism, ‘Oh, she has to do more interviews. She has to talk about policy,” griped Burnett, much like she did on Wednesday. Looking to chief congressional correspondent Manu Raju, she teed him up to talk about the argument Democratic Party “insiders” were telling him. “[T]here’s sort of like, ‘No. Absolutely not. Haven’t needed, to do it so far. Why start now?’”
Explaining the rationale, Raju warned: “They’re concerned about her doing that could potentially trip her up and give Trump some ammunition. In fact, a lot of those Democrats I spoke to today said, avoid those policy prescriptions.”
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