Kamala Harris has said very little for weeks.
It’s a strategy that has infuriated Republicans and journalists in equal measure.
The presumptive Democratic nominee has been attacked for the increasing number of days she’s refused to hold a formal press conference or take part in a sit-down interview. To date that number is 29.
It means her ideas and policies are broadly untested.
Her presidential rival Donald Trump — on the other hand — held two press conferences in one week alone.
He appeared to go almost entirely off script at a press conference at his golf course in New Jersey on August 15, but some news outlets praised the former president for answering questions for up to 80 minutes.
The Democrats insist it’s a sign he’s worried and if you believe the polls, he has good reason to be.
Harris now holds a narrow lead. In a head-to-head match among registered voters, Harris stands at 49 per cent and Trump 45 per cent.
It’s an unexpected …