Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene criticized Vice President Kamala Harris for needing her running mate, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, during her first interview as the Democratic presidential nominee, labeling her as 'weak and incompetent.' Greene's remarks came as Harris's campaign aimed to strengthen voter connections in battleground Georgia, where they are focusing on smaller, personal engagements. Republican strategists have expressed concern over Harris's decision to bring Walz along, arguing it reflects a lack of confidence in her abilities as a candidate. Critics, including former Bush official Scott Jennings, see the joint interview format as a sign of Harris's indecisiveness, echoing concerns about President Biden's leadership style. As the election approaches, the pressure mounts on Harris to establish her presence and credibility in the race against Donald Trump. The interview is scheduled to be broadcast on CNN, a choice some commentators view as friendly territory for the Democrats.