Vice President Kamala Harris faces criticism for her campaign's strategy of avoiding major media interviews, which some analysts believe could hinder her momentum after the Democratic National Convention. CNN's Erin Burnett suggested that Harris should continue to ignore media requests, while David Brooks criticized this approach, emphasizing the importance of traditional media interactions for candidate preparedness. Republican strategist James Davis pointed out that Harris's media avoidance might dampen her expected bounce from the convention, while Rick Wilson argued that her current strategy of focusing on rallies is effective. Harris's polling has improved since Biden endorsed her candidacy, but the lack of interviews has raised concerns about her visibility. Critics, including former President Trump, have attacked her for not participating in debates, suggesting that her campaign may need to reassess its media strategy. Overall, while Harris enjoys support within the Democratic base, her media engagement strategy remains a contentious topic.