The other day, we told you how The New Republic insisted Kamala Harris doesn't need policy to win. The polls, however, say otherwise.

And the Kamala Harris campaign seems to think they do, because a policy page finally dropped.

It -- unsurprisingly -- is light on details but heavy on vibes.

Here's some more:

Again, no real details.

'Fewer details.'

We told you about the John Lewis voting rights bill.

Vague seems to be the running theme here.

That's not very decisive or clear, is it?

There's no detailed policies because she doesn't want voters to know.

No, it's not.

She's really hoping America has a case of collective amnesia and forgets she was VP for the last 3.5 years.

And her tenure as California AG wasn't all that great either. Voters tend to frown on hiding evidence to keep innocent people on death row.

This isn't policy.

Honestly, it might have been.

A good point.

Socialism will work this time!

Trust them!

We're not shocked. At all.

And this isn't going to help.