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CNN: Harris Campaign Has a ‘Cool Factor’ Money Can’t Buy

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It's not entirely true that Kamala Harris has gone 20 days without taking journalists' questions — one Thursday, before boarding Air Force Two, Harris did a 77-second Q&A with the press. One of the seven lucky questions that made it through was about when she'd be doing a sit-down interview; Harris replied that her team was working on it and hoped to have one by the end of the month, or three weeks from now … that is, if the month she was talking about was August.

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For all of those wondering why Harris isn't doing press conferences and interviews, Charles C. W. Cooke found a clue on the front page of CNN's website.

Why take the risk when the mainstream media has everything under control?

It's really on the story of how Harris plans to conduct a social media campaign much like Joe Biden's basement campaign. Betsy Klein, Camila DeChalus, Way Mullery, and Curt Merrill report:

For years as vice president, Harris has been quietly laying the digital groundwork behind the scenes — meeting with young voters, social media influencers and several grassroots organizations. Now, with less than 90 days until the November election, the Harris campaign has made subtle shifts to capitalize on the momentum around her candidacy — and translate her growing social media following into votes.

The number of plays Harris’ @KamalaHQ TikTok received for its 65 posts in 20 days is more than double what the @BidenHQ’s 335 posts received in roughly five months.

So that's her "cool factor"? Being online? Check out what Harris inherited from Biden's push out the door:

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The 175 staffers on the team inherited by Harris include a mobilization team, which communicates with grassroots supporters who are sharing or making content, donating money and making calls and sending texts; a digital persuasion operation that encompasses paid media, influencers and content creators; a creative team; and a rapid response team.

Paid media, influencers, and content creators? We were told this was "organic."

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What's cooler than having Harry Sisson post a TikTok about your immense campaign rally? Sisson is cool.

Right about the same time that Harris' spokespeople announced she'd flip-flopped on every issue from her 2020 presidential campaign.

Remember how CNN brought on an elderly "Gen Z correspondent" to explain how Kamala is brat? They know it's cool, but no one on CNN can tell you what it means.

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Exactly. 

It's a good thing all of Harris' millions of followers on TikTok are too young to vote.

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