31 Questions Dana Bash Should Ask Kamala
Harris, Tim Walz in First Interview
Posted By: Imright, 8/28/2024 9:14:03 PM
Democrat presidential and vice presidential nominees Vice President Kamala Harris and Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz are set to engage in their first sit-down interview on Thursday with CNN, more than a month after Harris became the presumptive nominee. Here are 31 questions, broken down by larger themes, that CNN’s Dana Bash could and should ask the duo during the joint interview: ECONOMY: 1. Price controls typically result in shortages. Are your price control proposals for groceries not going to just create empty aisles and shelves? 2. Will providing every first-time home buyer with $25,000 cause the prices of homes to soar by a similar amount, rendering such an effort futile?
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Harris was met with “Trump” chants as she arrived for her CNN interview.
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.Almost-President Harris has bravely agreed to sit for a long overdue interview with CNN's Dana Bash.
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But our Vice Presidentress is fearless and strong And she won't be alone: This former prosecutor will have emotional-support llama Tim Walz there as a human shield, to hold her hand and presumably change the subject should an inconvenient case of the cackles break out.
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