VP Harris is running a 'Seinfeld' campaign; a 'show about nothing:' Washington Post columnist

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Fox News contributors Marc Thiessen and Mollie Hemingway ripped Vice President Kamala Harris for dodging the media and failing to fully articulate her policies to voters with less than two months to go until election day.

"Kamala Harris is afraid. Truly afraid to talk to the media. Which is a weird situation. Because the corporate press are already with her. They want her to win. And she is afraid to even talk to them," senior editor of The Federalist Mollie Hemingway said on "The Ingraham Angle" on Thursday.

Fox News host Laura Ingraham played a clip of former Obama adviser Valerie Jarrett denying that Harris was running to win on her race and gender. Jarrett said the VP's campaign had energized the Democratic Party because she had injected "joy and laughter" into politics.

Washington Post columnist Marc Thiessen asked why Harris hasn't been more forthright with her policies if she wasn't running a shallow campaign.

‘YOU GOT TO ANSWER THE TOUGH QUESTIONS’: KAMALA HARRIS' MEDIA DODGING IS IRKING VOTERS

"If she is not running because of gender or race, then what is her agenda? She won't tell us what it is," he reacted.

"You say how it’s like an 80’s sitcom. It's more like a 90’s sitcom, ‘Seinfeld,’ a show about nothing. That’s the better analogy for the Harris campaign," he joked.

Harris has faced criticism for taking just a handful of interviews in the 47