Yesterday, 60 days into her campaign, Kamala Harris did her first nationally televised one-on-one interview. She chose official boot-licker Stephanie Ruhle of MSNBC to do it.
In her previous interview with Dana Bash of CNN, Harris brought her emotional support, Renfield Tim Walz, to save her if she got in trouble and make her feel better by looking over at him every so often and petting her emotional support Corgi.
Last week, Ruhle excused Harris, saying she didn’t have to answer any tough questions: “One could watch and say she didn’t give a clear and direct answer. And that’s okay, because we’re not talking about clear and direct issues.” So, of course, the Harris campaign decided Harris would be interviewed by Ruhle.
And Harris made a fool of herself. She achieved the signal distinction of completely falling flat on her face in an interview with a person who was busily…
