Just three weeks into her presidential run, Harris is showing a more succinct, punchy side of herself, a stark contrast to the hesitant politician many remembered from previous years. Harris’ campaign strategy includes limiting public appearances and avoiding major unscripted moments to maintain control over her messaging.Could the Democrats win the election? That’s the question for debaters in @Crikey_News' Friday Fight – including our own @AvaKalinauskas.
— United States Studies Centre (@USSC) August 17, 2024
If Harris can "win these critical states in November, she has perhaps her clearest path," Ava writes. Read it here👇 https://t.co/UYIJcTjDwd
She is capitalizing on her liberation from the confines of her vice-presidential role, campaigning solely for herself and not trying to align with President Biden’s agenda. Harris has assembled a tight-knit team that meets often at her residence in the Naval Observatory. This core group includes people she deeply trusts and who have been instrumental in shaping her campaign’s direction.This is a bunch of good, honest questions for Kamala Harris, by @BenjySarlin, beginning with an obvious one that it's kind of wild we don't know: What's her top legislative priority? https://t.co/pt7JYcfLvz
— Ben Smith (@semaforben) August 18, 2024
Kamala Harris’s dream start – and the Trump threat that still lurks. Latest column https://t.co/OW9geGlrl3
— Jonathan Freedland (@Freedland) August 16, 2024