Gov. Huckabee Sanders Comments On Kamala Harris Including Tim Walz In CNN Interview: ‘Her Own Party Thinks She Needs A Babysitter’
Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders appears on stage during the second day of the Republican National Convention at Fiserv Forum on July 16, 2024 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Delegates, politicians and Republican enthusiasts are gathering in Milwaukee for the annual convention that will culminate with former President Donald Trump accepting the party's presidential nomination. The Republican National Convention runs from July 15-18. (Photo by Leon Neal/Getty Images)
By Brooke Mallory, OAN Staff Thursday, August 29, 2024 2:33 PM
Kamala Harris's imminent CNN In an interview with Minnesota Democratic Gov. Tim Walz, Harris' running mate, Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders suggested Democrats think Harris “needs a babysitter” to follow through on her debate promises.
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“It's clear that her team and her party believe she needs a babysitter,” Sen. Bernie Sanders, R-Arkansas, said Wednesday. “That's why they're putting her running mate on stage with her, so that if things play out as we just saw, he can answer questions for her, as she has done in previous interviews.”
Many Americans question whether Ms. Harris is capable of handling the responsibilities of the presidency, or whether she can keep her promises and live up to expectations without guidance or oversight. At the Democratic National Convention, when political commentators asked attendees about their favorite achievements, they were often met with stunned looks or silence.
Senators Harris and Waltz (D-Minn.) CNN The network recently announced that the show will air on Thursdays.
Calls for Ms Harris to give an interview have grown as she has risen to the forefront of the Democratic presidential candidates, with critics saying her repeated ducking is no longer acceptable and that she must step up and take responsibility.
“This is not a difficult interview. CNN” Sanders said.
Trump and Harris are also scheduled to face off in a debate in the coming weeks. ABC NewsThe former president said Tuesday that he and her team had “reached an agreement” despite Harris' attempts to change the “mute your microphone” rule.
“I have also been assured by ABC that the debate will be 'fair and impartial' and that no questions will be given to either side in advance,” Trump said.
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Gov. Huckabee Sanders Comments On Kamala Harris Including Tim Walz In CNN Interview: ‘Her Own Party Thinks She Needs A Babysitter’
By Brooke Mallory, OAN Staff
Thursday, August 29, 2024 2:33 PM
Kamala Harris's imminent CNN In an interview with Minnesota Democratic Gov. Tim Walz, Harris' running mate, Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders suggested Democrats think Harris “needs a babysitter” to follow through on her debate promises.
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Many Americans question whether Ms. Harris is capable of handling the responsibilities of the presidency, or whether she can keep her promises and live up to expectations without guidance or oversight. At the Democratic National Convention, when political commentators asked attendees about their favorite achievements, they were often met with stunned looks or silence.
Senators Harris and Waltz (D-Minn.) CNN The network recently announced that the show will air on Thursdays.
Calls for Ms Harris to give an interview have grown as she has risen to the forefront of the Democratic presidential candidates, with critics saying her repeated ducking is no longer acceptable and that she must step up and take responsibility.
Trump and Harris are also scheduled to face off in a debate in the coming weeks. ABC NewsThe former president said Tuesday that he and her team had “reached an agreement” despite Harris' attempts to change the “mute your microphone” rule.
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