Journalist rips into Kamala Harris team as he reveals her campaigns sketchy tactics

Amid speculation she may run for president a third time, Kamala Harris appears to be keeping a closed-door policy to certain members of the press ahead of the midterm elections.The latest report of blocked media access came Saturday in New Hampshire, where Leonard Robinson — a journalist for the right-leaning NHJournal — said he was refused entry to cover the former vice president’s appearance in Manchester.Adding salt to the wound, Robinson said he RSVPed the previous day but was told his name wasn’t on the list — only to see a photographer who also wasn’t on the list gain entry after staffers told Robinson the event was full.The biggest news, opinion and culture shaping California right now.

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Mikie Sherrill and California Gov.Gavin Newsom, “who happily answered my question.”“When I showed up at the @KamalaHarris event in Manchester tonight, I was told my name wasn’t on the list,” Robinson wrote.A representative of Reproductive Freedom for All then spoke with Robinson before approaching staffers for U.S.

Rep.Chris Pappas, according to the tweet thread.Robinson identified a staffer who “waved her hands no and prevented my entry, citing ‘full capacity.’”“Minutes later, a photographer showed up who was not on the list and was allowed in to cover the event.

So much for ‘full capacity,’” Robinson wrote.He said his attempts to get an explanation directly from the campaign also went nowhere.“I asked repeatedly to speak with someone from the campaign directly.I was blocked from that, too,” he wrote.Officials for Harris did not immediately respond to The California Post’s request for comment.The incident occu...