Senior Trump Campaign Adviser Jason Miller said that Vice President Harris “can’t fly around on Air Force 2 and try to take credit for so-called accomplishments … but then try to pretend like the last three and a half years didn’t happen.” He also said that it was clear from President Biden’s devastating performance in CNN’s June presidential debate that “Kamala Harris has been running everything.”

Harris Deputy Campaign Manager Quentin Fulks said that the vice president will sit down for her first interview as the Democratic presidential nominee during the final week of August. He also said that Donald Trump “continues to lie to the American people” without “talk[ing] about the issues at stake,” and that in contrast to 2016 when Americans elected Donald Trump, “we now have a clear record of just how badly he has set back this country.”

Tomi Lahren said that Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris has “the media in [her] back pocket” and gives “nothing” in return, “not even an interview.” She also said of Democratic vice-presidential nominee Tim Walz mislabeling his wife’s fertility treatments as IVF that his “pattern of telling little white lies” reveals that “maybe he does have an issue with being fully transparent.” She lastly said that RFK Jr. dropping out of the presidential race and endorsing Donald Trump shows that “Joe and Kamala are so bad that they got a Kennedy to become a Trumper.”

Leslie Marshall said that the Democratic National Convention is like a “pep rally … you’re not going to get into the details because people don’t really want the data.” She also said that Tim Walz’s liberal record as Minnesota governor “complements” rather than “mimics” Kamala Harris’ record. She lastly said that RFK Jr. “has so many views that are diametrically opposed to Donald Trump’s” that RFK Jr.’s supporters are “scratching their heads” trying to explain why he endorsed Trump for president.