Ever since the Democrats who insisted Biden was sharp as a tack and up to the job realized they were facing an election blowout if Joe remained on as the candidate and they shoved him out the door, the next in line, Kamala Harris, has done a grand total of zero press conferences or sit-down interviews.&nbsp;

The Dem candidate we're told will be the best and toughest person to deal with Russia, Iran and China has been kept under wraps except for some scripted speeches and policy proposals that have been lifted from her opponent, Donald Trump.&nbsp;

BUT, Harris will finally be doing a sit-down interview. But it'll be a pre-recorded chat with Dana Bash of CNN. Oh, and Harris will have some help from her running mate Tim Walz.

Why wouldn't Harris do a solo interview? That's a question that's being asked a lot.

Harris campaign spokesman Ian Sams is taking the "hey, that's the traditional approach" angle in explaining the situation.&nbsp;

Yep, that's what the Harris campaign is going with:

Is anybody else's BS Detector making a lot of noise right now?&nbsp;

 {ai:summary}<p>Vice President Kamala Harris has not held any press conferences or solo interviews since being positioned as the Democratic candidate. Her upcoming interview will be a joint session with Tim Walz, raising questions about her visibility as the party's choice. </p><p>Critics highlight that previous nominees conducted solo interviews prior to joint ones, suggesting a deviation from tradition. The Harris campaign defends this approach as a typical election year practice. #politics</p>

Is Anybody Buying Harris Spox's Explanation for Kamala Needing a Wingman for Her 1st Interview?

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