Kamala Harris Delays Media Engagements as Election Nears

The Democratic nominee prioritizes voter outreach over press interviews, despite rising pressure for unscripted appearances.

Vice President Kamala Harris has not given a major interview since becoming the Democratic presidential nominee over a month ago.
Campaign officials state Harris will engage with the media on her own schedule, citing a busy campaign timeline.
Critics argue her reluctance to face unscripted questions leaves voters in the dark about her policy positions.
Harris' campaign emphasizes strategic communication with voters, focusing on direct outreach rather than media interactions.
Comparatively, former President Trump has actively participated in interviews and press conferences since announcing his candidacy.