After more than a month of skirting any and all opportunities to answer Americans’ most pressing questions, Vice President Kamala Harris has finally agreed to a sit down with one of the Biden administration’s biggest media allies: CNN’s Dana Bash.
The interview may be long-awaited, but it’s not the unscripted conversation that the nation deserves from the incumbent who could continue Democrat control of the White House for the next four years. Instead, Harris’ commentary will be pre-taped and babysat by her vice presidential pick Gov. Tim Walz, who plans to join her for the exchange.
Up until now, Harris has successfully skirted media criticism about her administration’s disastrous tenure because the propagandists who run the press have let her.
Bash could change that by asking Harris tough questions about her historically terrible track record and radical views. Given the CNN darling’s reputation of routinely advancing Democrats’ agenda, however, it is unlikely Bash will do more than lob a few softballs at the pair.
Here are all of the questions Bash should, but likely won’t, ask Harris to answer.
1. Why won’t you talk to a press that won’t even ask you tough questions?
Harris’ campaign and corporate media made a big show of her shopping around for her first big sitdown since becoming the 2024 Democratic presidential nominee. The VP’s reluctance to sit down with one of the corporate media’s very Democrat-friendly reporters or even host a news conference unless it is tailored to her wishes is more
