Republicans dominate airwaves as Harris seeks comeback in polls, but Dems aren't worried

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Less than a week since becoming the presumptive Democratic Party nominee, Vice President Kamala Harris is facing a tidal wave of GOP attack ads as she enters the spotlight in the presidential race and while she is benefiting from a massive surge in "earned" media.

The Associated Press reports that former President Trump and his allies are outspending Harris’ campaign 25-1 on TV and radio advertising. Republicans have spent more than $68 million, compared to $2.6 million by Democrats since Monday, according to the media tracking firm AdImpact. Top topics include the ongoing border crisis and inflation, as well as her record that critics have presented as extremely left-wing.

Meanwhile, Harris has earned a flood of media coverage since President Biden announced Sunday that he would not stand for re-election and endorsed Harris as his successor. The Trump campaign has dubbed it a "Harris honeymoon" and predicted a polling boost for the former California senator.

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But the Harris campaign is not worried about the flood coming from the Republicans,

"We’re working to get up ads as quickly as we can (though it’s only been three days) and in the meantime she’s dominating earned media," a campaign official told Politico.

"I think it’s lighting your money on fire to do ads when you’re