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drexel heard is a senior adviser to the democrats. will say is that kamala harris is not doing the traditional media route, while donald trump is spending his time comfortably on fox news. harris is spending her time not only talking to voters, but also out there talking to those podcasts and those media outlets that are reaching voters in a nontraditional way. while she is not maybe on cnn or other channels where republicans think she would traditionally be, she is out there talking to voters in a different way. and that is probably how campaigns are going to be run in the future. we are not going to see them on network televisions as often as we would normally do and that is what kamala harris is setting the trend to do that. we know that kamala harris and tim walz are focused on how we can rebuild our focus on an america's strength in the middle east and that is through diplomacy. and it is one month now until that us presidential vote. children and young people in england with special educational needs will be offered nhs eyesight