Ex-Obama adviser David Axelrod ‘perplexed’ at Tim Walz dodging TV interviews: ‘It’s bewildering’
October 2, 2024
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0:31Now PlayingEx-Obama adviser David Axelrod ‘perplexed’ at Tim Walz dodging TV interviews: ‘It’s bewildering’
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as posted by the channelFormer Obama adviser David Axelrod called out Kamala Harris’ vice presidential pick Tim Walz for dodging TV interviews, adding that he was “perplexed” as it put Walz at a disadvantage when it comes to the debate.
The senior political commentator was asked by CNN host Jake Tapper about how Walz suddenly disappeared from television over the course of the campaign.
“I’ve been bewildered a little bit by the absence of both the presidential candidate and the vice presidential candidate on television since they became the nominees, because that’s how people get to know you. And they haven’t really spent a lot of time with either of them before now,” Axelrod said.
“He was all over before he became the nominee when he was campaigning for vice president,” he added.
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