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Excerpt from a New Republic article by Alex Shephard. "This is the Harris-Walz media strategy in a nutshell: Avoid the press at all costs, even when asked questions that should be layups. The Democratic ticket, or perhaps those who advise them, seem to believe that nothing good can come from talking to the media - That answering questions only invites negative coverage of pseudo scandals (like Walz relatives endorsing Trump) instead of the real issues at stake in November. If this sounds familiar, it's because President Biden employed the same media strategy in his re-election campaign. That didn't work out so well for him - and it may not for Harris either."

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Excerpt from a New Republic article by Alex Shephard. "This is the Harris-Walz media strategy in a nutshell: Avoid the press at all costs, even when asked questions that should be layups. The Democratic ticket, or perhaps those who advise them, seem to believe that nothing good can come from talking to the media - That answering questions only invites negative coverage of pseudo scandals (like Walz relatives endorsing Trump) instead of the real issues at stake in November. If this sounds familiar, it's because President Biden employed the same media strategy in his re-election campaign. That didn't work out so well for him - and it may not for Harris either."
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Sheeb (shebeencounter@mastodon.world)'s status on Monday, 09-Sep-2024 23:22:07 JST Sheeb

A lack of transparency is literally the Democratic campaign strategy. I'm sure it won't translate to the Harris White House. And besides, it's not like they've ever hid exceedingly pertinent details from the public previously. Details like, say, the deteriorating faculties of an elected executive. It's fine... It's better this way. The people should be kept in the dark as much as possible.

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