This week TIME Magazine did a glowing profile of Kamala Harris, and that was despite the fact that the Democrat presidential nominee denied their request for an interview. The media's treating those slaps in the face from Harris with a real "thank you may we have another" attitude. 

Donald Trump, unlike Harris, has done press conferences and interviews, but predictably the media headlines and spin about the Republican nominee are overwhelmingly critical and negative, while Harris gets more than the benefit of the doubt and then some.

But Harris and her campaign aren't just avoiding sit down interviews and press conferences. According to Fox News' Peter Doocy, Harris also ditched the press pool this week. It appears that her campaign not only doesn't want Harris answering questions, but they also don't even want the media to overhear what she's saying to others: 

This is the kind of "transparency" we can expect if Harris wins the election, in addition to her return to supporting the banning of fracking and a reversal on the "no tax on tips" policy she swiped from Trump.

She's certainly going to try. So far the media seems happy to let her get away with it.

Her campaign knows that if enough voters see the real Harris and what she stands for the game is over.