Kamala’s ‘Emotional Support Animal’ Walz Fails To Rescue Her In CNN Interview

ANALYSIS – “Weak sauce.” The very fake, ever changing, lightweight, known as Kamala “Chameleon” Harris continues to prove that she isn't up to the job of commander-in-chief of the United States.

And she clearly knows it. And so does CNN.

First, the astroturfed creation of Harris as “joy” personified tries to scuttle the one debate with former President Donald Trump by raising unreasonable changes to the format.

This, after hiding from the press and avoiding any press conferences, interviews or nonscripted events for 40 days since being undemocratically designated the Democrat nominee by party power brokers.

And now, after finally agreeing to one softball, taped interview with Democrat apologist Dana Bash on the second most liberal cable news channel on TV, Harris insisted on taking a chaperone rather than do it by herself.

Enter her fake folksy, dishonorable veteran, male running mate, Tim “Weirdo” Walz.

But chaperone is too soft a term for what Harris is doing with Walz.

On X, CNN analyst Scott Jennings called Walz her ‘emotional support animal.'

Weak sauce for Kamala Harris to demand an emotional support animal [ESA] for her first interview. Shows an extreme lack of confidence for Thursday night's event on CNN.

Jennings then joined Anderson Cooper for a panel discussion on the topic of Harris' inability and unwillingness to do a taped softball interview on her own, without Walz.

As The Daily Wire reported: “Is the line now going to be, well, why isn't she doing it by herself?” Cooper asked.

“Yeah, I do think people are going to bring that up,” Jennings replied, agreeing it was not a great look for Harris to bring Walz along.

The Wire added:

“I think it's incredibly weak — weak sauce — to show up with your running mate. The fact that they don't have enough confidence in her to let her sit, herself, the actual top of the ticket, and do a single interview …” Jennings continued. “I think the hand-wringing and gyrations over this over the last month show a troubling lack of confidence in her political ability. Which also makes you wonder as a voter, well, what kind of president would you be if this kind of a small-time decision — can we do an interview or not? — what does that look like for your decision-making process?”

“So yes, I think Republicans are going to think it's pretty weak to show up with, effectively, someone to take up half the time,” Jennings concluded.

The Daily Mail noted:

Harris had been under increasing pressure to answer sustained questions about her plans since President Joe Biden stepped back from his own reelection bid July 21. Then, as the weeks passed without such an event, she faced demands to do so with an outlet that would subject her to rigorous questioning.

But that's not likely on CNN. Instead, even when she does agree to an interview, it is taped, not live and on a very friendly news channel. Plus, she insists on bringing her ESA to the interview.

Meanwhile, conservative analysts are having a field day.

‘”LOL, a joint interview. She simply cannot be left unattended,” wrote Jeff Behar of the National Review.

The Trump War Room shared its own analysis on X.

But Harris couldn't just use Walz as a shield. Walz faces his own issues like potential questions on how he has misleadingly described his 24-year stint in the National Guard and his decision to sleazily retire to run for Congress months before his unit was deployed to Iraq.

So, this joke of a faux joint interview may not help Harris much. Some top political analysts are already predicting that the media fueled “Harris bounce” will fade within weeks.

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