Vice President Kamala Harris, who has faced growing criticism for her absence from the media spotlight, has at last agreed to sit down for her first interview since emerging as the de-facto Democratic presidential nominee. This development follows President Biden’s shocking and unprecedented decision to suspend his re-election campaign after the primary process had already concluded, leaving Harris as the party’s standard-bearer.
For weeks, the Trump Campaign has relentlessly criticized Harris for avoiding the press. It’s been 39 days since she assumed her role as the presumptive nominee, yet she has neither granted a formal interview nor taken questions at a press conference. The Harris Campaign had hinted in early August that she would participate in an interview by the end of the month, but details were scarce, leading to growing speculation and frustration.
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On Tuesday, Harris confirmed that she would finally face the cameras in an interview with CNN, a network known for its left-leaning bias and frequent criticism of former President Donald Trump. However, Harris won’t be going it alone. She will be joined by her running mate, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, raising eyebrows and sparking debate about her readiness to handle the pressures of the presidential race on her own.
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