Don't blame just the media for thin coverage; blame Harris's zero-substance campaign

If you think the news coverage of Vice President Kamala Harris's presidential campaign is frustratingly paper-thin, you're not alone.

We know little about her current policy positions or what she'd pursue as president. But let's not be too hard on the journalists. The lack of robust news coverage is mostly down to the Harris campaign being a hollow shell, constructed entirely from feelings and emotions. It's "good vibes" all the way through. It's hard for the media to cover something that isn't there.