Why is Kamalla Harris afraid to do interviews?

[Lisa558]

That's just more proof that the DemoKKKrat party is a cult.

You know it, and I know it, and every thinking person in America knows it. The challenge is, we need a majority, and we are outnumbered by ignorant, gullible idiots.

 

[Lisa558]

Soy boys no nothing about 'rockets'.

To these idiot Dems, “doing something right” means hiding from the voters so they don’t realize what an empty suit you are.

 

[sealybobo]

Some might suggest that how transparent she is now is how she will be expected to govern.

Go to your local library and take out some history books that cover communism.

How come Trump isn't campaigning like he did in 2016 or 2020? Is he getting too old for this shit?

Opinion | Why Vance's small crowd sizes matter more than you think

Donald Trump has been slacking on the campaign trail, leaving the election in the hands of his deeply unpopular running mate.

www.msnbc.com

Trump’s slow pace is odd, even when you consider that August is traditionally a slow month in the presidential campaign season. At some point, if Vance is perceived as doing most of the heavy lifting for the campaign, that could become a major hindrance to Trump’s chances this fall.


I’m not bringing up Trump’s sparse schedule to claim that the number of rallies a candidate holds is determinative of who wins an election. Nor am I saying anything similar about crowd sizes, no matter how much it irks him that Vice President Kamala Harris and Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz have been drawing huge audiences. It does, however, speak to electoral strategy and the lack of any sort of shift from Trump’s camp even as the race has fundamentally changed.

But he hasn’t been putting himself out there nearly as much as that bravado would suggest. In fact, he held only a handful of events last week, not counting his hastily called fact-free press conference to try to draw the spotlight back to himself.

This sluggishness wasn’t always the case with Trump. During his last two campaigns, he was a very different creature on the stump, sometimes holding multiple rallies in a single day

you’d think the Trump campaign would stress a similar urgency on its boss.

Instead, it was left up to Vance to tail Harris and Walz around the swing states. The plan was to hit at Harris on issues on which the GOP feels she’s weak: immigration, crime and the economy. But as my colleague Jim Downie explained on Monday, those are all areas where things are improving as we get closer to Election Day, potentially blunting the Republican message against Democrats across the board.

Vance’s appearances were also much more sparsely attended than the Harris-Walz events, setting up an unflattering contrast that couldn’t have made Trump happy. Even his attempts to directly confront Harris fell flat. Vance’s decision to literally do a press stop next to Air Force Two in Wisconsin didn’t produce much more than one of the most cringeworthy photo shoots of the election season.

It doesn’t help that Vance isn’t exactly Mr. Popular these days. The messaging from Democrats since he was named Trump’s running mate appears to be sticking, according to recent polling. Since the GOP convention, Vance has “become more and more identified with his particular brand of conservatism and less with his famed biography as an author, veteran, and politician,”

If Trump is still set to be the main GOTV force, he’s going to have to start pulling his weight rather than letting Vance be the voice of the ticket. And yet, it’s ironically Trump’s inability to stick to a message against Harris in his public appearances that has the potential to make Vance into the more reliable — if underwhelming — campaigner.

Opinion | Why Vance's small crowd sizes matter more than you think

Donald Trump has been slacking on the campaign trail, leaving the election in the hands of his deeply unpopular running mate.

www.msnbc.com

 

[Billo_Really]

Is she afraid, or is it her party and handlers that are afraid?
Obviously, they are afraid of unknown and unscripted questions. There is no other answer. As a politician, you would think they would jump at the chance to spread their message on a large scale. With flip-flopping Kamalla however, it's simply too dangerous for her, since she would fall on her face if revealing the questions became too difficult.
Chicken.

View attachment 995579

Kamala Harris Isn’t Giving Interviews. Any Questions?​

Kamala Harris Isn’t Giving Interviews. Any Questions?

Critics say the vice president has been too cautious with the press. Her supporters think it’s the right strategy at the right time.

www.nytimes.com

She's not, you piece of shit! Her campaign just start 3 weeks ago.

 

[22lcidw]

Kamala's numbers are rising like a rocket and Trump's are falling like a stone.

Kamala is doing something right.

The founding fathers were right about voting. This is how we get Imelda Marcos and Evita. Destroying economies even more.

 

[DigitalDrifter]

How come Trump isn't campaigning like he did in 2016 or 2020? Is he getting too old for this shit?

Opinion | Why Vance's small crowd sizes matter more than you think

Donald Trump has been slacking on the campaign trail, leaving the election in the hands of his deeply unpopular running mate.

www.msnbc.com

Trump’s slow pace is odd, even when you consider that August is traditionally a slow month in the presidential campaign season. At some point, if Vance is perceived as doing most of the heavy lifting for the campaign, that could become a major hindrance to Trump’s chances this fall.


I’m not bringing up Trump’s sparse schedule to claim that the number of rallies a candidate holds is determinative of who wins an election. Nor am I saying anything similar about crowd sizes, no matter how much it irks him that Vice President Kamala Harris and Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz have been drawing huge audiences. It does, however, speak to electoral strategy and the lack of any sort of shift from Trump’s camp even as the race has fundamentally changed.

But he hasn’t been putting himself out there nearly as much as that bravado would suggest. In fact, he held only a handful of events last week, not counting his hastily called fact-free press conference to try to draw the spotlight back to himself.

This sluggishness wasn’t always the case with Trump. During his last two campaigns, he was a very different creature on the stump, sometimes holding multiple rallies in a single day

you’d think the Trump campaign would stress a similar urgency on its boss.

Instead, it was left up to Vance to tail Harris and Walz around the swing states. The plan was to hit at Harris on issues on which the GOP feels she’s weak: immigration, crime and the economy. But as my colleague Jim Downie explained on Monday, those are all areas where things are improving as we get closer to Election Day, potentially blunting the Republican message against Democrats across the board.

Vance’s appearances were also much more sparsely attended than the Harris-Walz events, setting up an unflattering contrast that couldn’t have made Trump happy. Even his attempts to directly confront Harris fell flat. Vance’s decision to literally do a press stop next to Air Force Two in Wisconsin didn’t produce much more than one of the most cringeworthy photo shoots of the election season.

It doesn’t help that Vance isn’t exactly Mr. Popular these days. The messaging from Democrats since he was named Trump’s running mate appears to be sticking, according to recent polling. Since the GOP convention, Vance has “become more and more identified with his particular brand of conservatism and less with his famed biography as an author, veteran, and politician,”

If Trump is still set to be the main GOTV force, he’s going to have to start pulling his weight rather than letting Vance be the voice of the ticket. And yet, it’s ironically Trump’s inability to stick to a message against Harris in his public appearances that has the potential to make Vance into the more reliable — if underwhelming — campaigner.

Opinion | Why Vance's small crowd sizes matter more than you think

Donald Trump has been slacking on the campaign trail, leaving the election in the hands of his deeply unpopular running mate.

www.msnbc.com

The "opinion" of anyone at MSNBC is worthless when it comes to objective journalism.

 

[sealybobo]

The "opinion" of anyone at MSNBC is worthless when it comes to objective journalism.

That's not true. Why do you think negative press from them and the late shows and SNL bothers Trump so much? If MSNBC is wrong or lying here please point it out. What don't you like about the op ed? And don't expect to be hearing the truth at the sources you use.

1. It's a fact Trump isn't doing the same number of rallies he did in 2016 and 2020. Why, too old?

2. And he's bombing like a stand up comedian at these rallies. Yesterday his strongest attack against Kamala was to say "no one knows her last name". I mean come on. How pathetic.

3. Did you hear Trump threw JD under the bus yesterday? He said "there not calling me weird their talking about JD.".

4. Trump better get out on the stump. He's losing now.

5. Don doesn't seem into it

 

[LordBrownTrout]

How come Trump isn't campaigning like he did in 2016 or 2020? Is he getting too old for this shit?

Opinion | Why Vance's small crowd sizes matter more than you think

Donald Trump has been slacking on the campaign trail, leaving the election in the hands of his deeply unpopular running mate.

www.msnbc.com

Trump’s slow pace is odd, even when you consider that August is traditionally a slow month in the presidential campaign season. At some point, if Vance is perceived as doing most of the heavy lifting for the campaign, that could become a major hindrance to Trump’s chances this fall.


I’m not bringing up Trump’s sparse schedule to claim that the number of rallies a candidate holds is determinative of who wins an election. Nor am I saying anything similar about crowd sizes, no matter how much it irks him that Vice President Kamala Harris and Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz have been drawing huge audiences. It does, however, speak to electoral strategy and the lack of any sort of shift from Trump’s camp even as the race has fundamentally changed.

But he hasn’t been putting himself out there nearly as much as that bravado would suggest. In fact, he held only a handful of events last week, not counting his hastily called fact-free press conference to try to draw the spotlight back to himself.

This sluggishness wasn’t always the case with Trump. During his last two campaigns, he was a very different creature on the stump, sometimes holding multiple rallies in a single day

you’d think the Trump campaign would stress a similar urgency on its boss.

Instead, it was left up to Vance to tail Harris and Walz around the swing states. The plan was to hit at Harris on issues on which the GOP feels she’s weak: immigration, crime and the economy. But as my colleague Jim Downie explained on Monday, those are all areas where things are improving as we get closer to Election Day, potentially blunting the Republican message against Democrats across the board.

Vance’s appearances were also much more sparsely attended than the Harris-Walz events, setting up an unflattering contrast that couldn’t have made Trump happy. Even his attempts to directly confront Harris fell flat. Vance’s decision to literally do a press stop next to Air Force Two in Wisconsin didn’t produce much more than one of the most cringeworthy photo shoots of the election season.

It doesn’t help that Vance isn’t exactly Mr. Popular these days. The messaging from Democrats since he was named Trump’s running mate appears to be sticking, according to recent polling. Since the GOP convention, Vance has “become more and more identified with his particular brand of conservatism and less with his famed biography as an author, veteran, and politician,”

If Trump is still set to be the main GOTV force, he’s going to have to start pulling his weight rather than letting Vance be the voice of the ticket. And yet, it’s ironically Trump’s inability to stick to a message against Harris in his public appearances that has the potential to make Vance into the more reliable — if underwhelming — campaigner.

Opinion | Why Vance's small crowd sizes matter more than you think

Donald Trump has been slacking on the campaign trail, leaving the election in the hands of his deeply unpopular running mate.

www.msnbc.com

This thread is about harris' interviews. You need to seek some treatment for your tds, bobo. Its becoming worse.

 

[Votto]

Is she afraid, or is it her party and handlers that are afraid?
Obviously, they are afraid of unknown and unscripted questions. There is no other answer. As a politician, you would think they would jump at the chance to spread their message on a large scale. With flip-flopping Kamalla however, it's simply too dangerous for her, since she would fall on her face if revealing the questions became too difficult.
Chicken.

View attachment 995579

Kamala Harris Isn’t Giving Interviews. Any Questions?​

Kamala Harris Isn’t Giving Interviews. Any Questions?

Critics say the vice president has been too cautious with the press. Her supporters think it’s the right strategy at the right time.

www.nytimes.com

Orange man bad

Besides, January 6th.

Why do interviews?

And the media says............."Amen brother Votto!"

 

[Billiejeens]

Kamala's numbers are rising like a rocket and Trump's are falling like a stone.

Kamala is doing something right.

False, of course.

 

[Frankenstein]

Why won't the mainstream media corner her and ask her? They are all in it together.

Joseph Goebbels would be proud of the democrat media

 

[Frankenstein]

The race is between Trump and the Media Democrat Operatives.

Yes Trump against Pravda, with Joseph Goebbels sprinkled in

 

[rightwinger]

She’s stalling because 1) she’s clueless, and 2) the less time for voters to anyone her destructive policies (once she lets us know what they are), the better she likes it.

With early voting - which should be canceled given the last-minute switch - she’s hoping to run out the clock while the media covers for her incompetence.

Good …let’s have the voters decide on which policies they support

Healthcare, infrastructure, abortion access, increased minimum wage, student debt relief, protecting our environment, gay rights

 

[Frankenstein]

Good …let’s have the voters decide on which policies they support

Healthcare, infrastructure, abortion access, increased minimum wage, student debt relief, protecting our environment, gay rights

Right, class warfare, abortion, lgbtqxyz just like I said, along with some race baiting

 

[rightwinger]

Right, class warfare, abortion, lgbtqxyz just like I said, along with some race baiting

Do you mean standing up for the middle class?
Yes, by all means vote on it

 

[Catsnmeters]

The thing is….we have enough video of her nonsensical word salad for everyone to know it. yet, incredibly, the Dems went from trying to get rid of the DEI pick because she was such a drag on the ticket to - within weeks - to her being the best thing since sliced bread. She probably cackles herself to sleep each night.

THE EMPEROR HAS NO CLOTHES.

What.makes you say she is a DEI pick?

 

[struth]

Horrifying!

Her poll numbers tank when she speaks

People just don’t like her when they get to know her

 

[Dont Taz Me Bro]

Belongs in Election 2024