It's like the Kamala Harris campaign is trying to lose. We remember back when the Washington Post's Jen Rubin was all gung-ho for Liz Cheney to be the Republican nominee (though she still would have voted for Joe Biden). Cheney lost her congressional race by almost 40 points … and yet Harris is tying her campaign to Cheney. The two are holding a series of three "moderated conversations" in the battleground states of Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin on Monday.&nbsp;

According to ABC News, these conversations would be moderated by Bulwark publisher and longtime Republican strategist Sarah Longwell and conservative radio host and writer Charlie Sykes. Ha! The Bulwark publisher. Harris already has the Never Trump vote, so we're not sure what these conversations with Cheney are supposed to do.

The host admitted that the questions at these moderated conversations were "pre-determined," but hopefully she'd be able to answer some of the questions in the audience's heads.

As Trump War Room demonstrated Sunday, <a href="https://twitchy.com/grateful-calvin/2024/10/20/stepford-candidate-trump-campaign-posts-devastating-video-of-how-scripted-and-phony-kamala-is-n2402477" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">everything Harris does is scripted</a> — even her hand gestures.

 {ai:summary}<p>Kamala Harris is facing criticism for her campaign strategy, particularly her collaboration with Liz Cheney in a series of moderated conversations in key battleground states. Critics argue that the events are overly scripted, limiting audience interaction and raising questions about authenticity.</p><p>The pre-determined nature of the questions has led to accusations of staging and a lack of genuine engagement with voters. Observers express concern that this approach may alienate potential supporters and undermine her campaign's credibility. #politics</p>

Host Admits Questions at Harris/Cheney Town Hall Are 'Pre-Determined'

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