As RedState reported, the Harris-Walz campaign has faced growing criticism from even some in the media after it was announced Tuesday that Vice President Kamala Harris had finally granted her first interview since the July palace coup that installed her as the Democratic presidential nominee in place of President Joe Biden.
The details, as we documented here, were pretty pathetic. Noted Democrat apologist Dana Bash, a CNN anchor, will be conducting it. Further, it won’t be a live interview. It will be pre-recorded, and there are no guarantees that the edits made before it airs Thursday at 9 pm ET will be justifiable.
Perhaps worst of all, it won’t be a solo interview. Her running mate, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, will be sitting next to her as a security blanket.
As conservative strategist and CNN political commentator Scott Jennings observed, the decision to bring Walz along was a “weak sauce” moment for the Harris campaign, and, as he also noted, it raised even more concerns about just what type of president Harris would be.
“…what kind of president would you be if this kind of a small-time decision – can we do an interview or not – what does that look like for your decision-making process [and] so on?” Jennings asked. […]
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