Harris skirts national press as she employs risk-averse media strategy

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Vice President Kamala Harris‘s campaign says it will be more aggressive after her well-received debate performance against former President Donald Trump. But her overall media strategy remains much more cautious than that of her opponent.

Her campaign released a memo Thursday promising “more media engagements” — but only with local press in battleground states. She also will hold a panel discussion with the National Association of Black Journalists, an organization she turned down when invited to speak at its annual convention in July.

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