Harris Campaign Chair Refutes Media Avoidance Claims
Harris Campaign Chair Refutes Media Avoidance Claims

Harris Campaign Chair Refutes Media Avoidance Claims

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Vice President Kamala Harris's 2024 campaign chair, Jen O'Malley Dillon, strongly refuted claims that Harris avoided interviews during her campaign, labeling such narratives as 'completely bull***t.' Dillon explained that the campaign strategically focused on reaching specific audiences through podcasts and other media, despite time constraints and external factors like hurricanes disrupting plans. Harris's campaign faced criticism for not engaging in interviews early on, leading to a perception that she was avoiding media interaction. The perception of media bias was highlighted, with Dillon arguing that Harris was held to different standards compared to President-elect Donald Trump. Despite challenges, Harris appeared on various platforms, including local outlets and popular podcasts, as part of her outreach strategy. The campaign's approach and media coverage have sparked broader discussions within the Democratic Party about the impact of media narratives and electoral strategy.

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