Avoiding print is supposed to be a key strategy for the vice presidential campaign.
US Vice President Kamala Harris has not done many media interviews because of this. “She is a very busy person.” Keisha Lance Bottoms, a campaign adviser, told CNN. Meanwhile, liberal pundits are criticizing Harris for avoiding stereotypes.
Two months after announcing her presidential campaign, Harris and her partner Tim Walz have conducted a total of seven interviews, while former President Donald Trump and her partner JD Vance have conducted 70 interviews and press conferences, according to the British newspaper, Daily Mail. register Compiled for Axios this week.
When you talk to party allies – for example, Trump’s live chat with a hunting party owner.
When asked why Harris didn't do more interviews, Lance Bottoms spoke to CNN's Sixth Edition on that. “We would love to see her sit down with CNN every day and do interviews, but she is a very busy person.”
“He's the vice president and a candidate too.” Lance Bottoms continued, repeating that Harris simply “too busy” To fit in with Trump's media agenda.
Harris was criticized by The New York Times for avoiding an impromptu appearance as CNN commentator Scott Jennings. hammered Or vice president in the sixth exhibition to deliberately avoid “hostile environment”. The night before, Harris spoke at length with TV host Oprah Winfrey, and proceeded to an interview after being friendly and meeting a string of Harris's celebrity supporters, including Meryl Streep, Jennifer Lopez, Julia Roberts, Chris Rock and Ben Stiller.
The Harris campaign attributes this to “Limiting interaction with the press is a certain strategy — even if it frustrates reporting.” It was reported by Axios, citing sources close to Campana.
According to a recent New York Times/Siena poll, 31 percent of voters feel they don’t know enough about Harris, while only 12 percent are unsure whether Trump is in the right position.
