Peter Navarro, former adviser to Donald Trump, has called on conservative media figures to stop referring to Vice President Kamala Harris solely by her first name, warning that it 'personalizes' her and creates a favorable impression. During an appearance on Steve Bannon’s podcast, Navarro stated that using Harris's first name does not benefit the Trump campaign and likened it to referring to famous soccer players. He suggested that if they must use her name, it should be accompanied by a negative nickname, such as 'Kama-Liar.' Navarro emphasized that personal attacks against Harris are not effective strategies, urging conservatives to focus on policy instead. His comments come after his release from prison for contempt of Congress, and he has been vocal about the upcoming presidential campaign. The advice reflects ongoing tensions and strategies among Republican figures regarding how to address Democratic opponents.