The Harris campaign has been keeping the presumptive Democrat nominee on a tight script so there are no moments that might give major donors pause. However, because Donald Trump had a press conference yesterday that lasted at least an hour, Kamala Harris decided it was time to take some questions... for just over one minute:&nbsp;

Aside from that, the Harris campaign is keeping their candidate completely on script. One script. The same script for multiple speeches.

Fox News' Jesse Watters had a side-by-side comparison featuring parts of Harris' recent speeches in Michigan and Wisconsin.

Watters also noted that the Harris campaign's going with Trump's "fight, fight, fight":&nbsp;

The accent Harris uses fluctuates more than the words in her speeches do (when she goes to Chicago we won't be surprised if they have her wearing a cheese hat and saying "<em>daa</em> Bears").&nbsp;

And the Harris campaign seems determined to keep it that way!

 {ai:summary}<p>In a calculated bid for control, Kamala Harris has been kept on a tight script, slipping into the role of a marionette for her campaign, with zero interviews in over two weeks. Meanwhile, Trump goes rogue with an hour-long press conference, leaving her to craft rehearsed soundbites.</p><p>Her speeches echo with the same repetitive words, leaving crowds wondering if they've entered a time loop. The campaign’s grip tightens; authenticity has taken a backseat to performance in this high-stakes political drama. #politics</p>

'Plagiarizing Herself AND Trump': Here's Jesse Watters' Side-By-Side of 2 Kamala Harris Speeches

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