Just the other day, media columnist Becket Adams speculated that the easiest job in American politics might be comms staffer for Democrats: “It must be a hell of a thing to clock in every morning and see that some corporate conglomerate has done your job for you.”
Let’s be honest: The press is going all-out for Kamala Harris.
With the speed and agility of Noah Lyles and Jordan Chiles combined, they’ve gone from hounding President Biden out of the race to celebrating his VP’s in-person nomination this week in Chicago — and shooting down any inconvenient narratives that might spoil her chances of victory against Donald Trump.
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