Video: Kamala Harris Asked About Trump’s Promise to Repeal DEI—Her Answer Shows Why the DNC Won’t Let Her Speak

In a recent video, Vice President Kamala Harris was asked about former President Trump’s promise to repeal Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives if re-elected. However, instead of directly addressing the question, Harris launched into a convoluted explanation attempting to define DEI. Her response quickly devolved into a series of disjointed statements that left viewers puzzled.

As Harris tried to articulate the importance of DEI, her lack of clarity became apparent. She touched on various aspects of the concept but never directly answered the question posed to her. The cringe-worthy moment has sparked criticism, with many pointing out that her inability to provide a coherent response highlights why the DNC may be hesitant to put her front and center during critical discussions.

Watch the video below:

No wonder she won’t take interviews and doesn’t want to debate in an uncontrolled environment.
This is why the media is shielding her. If she did one unscripted podcast, she would be done.

Even left-leaning Vox wrote this about Kamala:

Members of the media agree: Vice President Kamala Harris needs to start doing press conferences and interviews with members of the media.

It’s been about a month since Harris suddenly became the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee. In that period, Harris has at times briefly answered questions from reporters publicly — and has reportedly spoken to her traveling press pool off the record. But she’s done no formal interviews and held no formal press conferences.

In fairness, she’s been quite busy. Over just a few scant weeks, Harris has had to take over a campaign, hit the trail, pick a running mate, develop a policy platform and message, and oversee preparations for a convention.

On August 8, Harris said she wanted “to get an interview scheduled before the end of the month.” With so much in flux, it’s perhaps not surprising that high-stakes reporter Q&As aren’t at the top of the priority list.

But should they be?

If you zoom out from the electoral stakes, of course it’s bad for democracy if politicians avoid talking to the press. Of course we should, in the abstract, expect the next potential future president to publicly answer questions about their proposals and other topics in the news.

Plus, with Harris’s campaign starting so unusually late, the public deserves to learn more about her. If she’s seen mainly in the tightly controlled and scripted settings of ads, rally speeches, and social media clips, we may not learn much about her views on issues and topics she prefers not to address, or assess how she responds to unplanned events.

 

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