It's only been a few days since Vice President Kamala Harris became the presumptive Democrat nominee for president and the media must be about to collapse from exhaustion by their tireless efforts to change history and run interference for her.&nbsp;

At this point many media reports just look like press releases from the Harris campaign, and this from Scientific American is yet another example:

Even North Korean state media would be advising these people to dial it down a bit.&nbsp;

What's even worse, the election is still several weeks away.

We shudder to imagine how bad it's going to get.

And besides, didn't Joe Biden already cure cancer?

Maybe Scientific American should instead be lauding Biden for that epic achievement that actually hasn't happened. They should also ask Kamala Harris how many genders there are to put her "science" cred to the test.

 {ai:summary}<p>In a political landscape thick with media bias, Kamala Harris steps into the spotlight as the presumptive Democratic nominee for president. With a barrage of articles resembling campaign fluff, skepticism follows the so-called expertise heralding her scientific roots.  </p><p>Critics roast the absurdity, questioning if familial ties to professions translate into qualifications. As the election looms closer, the feeling is that things are only going to spiral further into farce. #politics</p>

Scientific American Shifts Into Propaganda Overdrive Explaining Expertise Kamala Harris Would Bring

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