We’ve heard protests from throngs of our readers about the fawning press treatment of Kamala over the past month. It isn’t just your imagination.

A Media Research Center study of coverage on the news broadcasts of NBC, ABC, and CBS since July 21 found it to be 84 percent positive towards Harris, while Donald Trump’s coverage was 89% negative.

Ironically, some of the few voices willing to talk about how Kamala Harris fell short as President Biden’s deputy are aides close to  Biden. Former chief of staff, Ron Klain, told the New York Times:

Normally, such an admission would make some news. But not in the New York Times which buried it deep inside a story headlined: “Inside the Ascent of a VP Quietly Making Her Mark.”

In the campaign so far, the media is allowing Kamala to again “make her mark” and in such a quiet way.  She has had no one-on-one interviews or press conferences for almost two months.