Should Kamala make an effort to reach out to progressive media?

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She ought to prove that she can handle the job of a United States Senator.

She hasn't done that yet.

Bipartisan agreement here, what exactly has she done?

That's kind of the point, lol. She's had a pretty short tenure so far. Hard to tell how effective of a senator she is.

Does she have the experience for the Presidency when she is only in office for a year or 2. That is terrible harmed Obama, his naivety & lack of experience. Harris will probably chose a guy like Biden as VP who knows the ins & outs of the Senate but even that is not enough for the Presidency.

Short record is better for neoliberal frauds to try to fool dumbs into thinking that they are progressive. With a long record, it's obvious whether you are progressive like Bernie or not like Biden.

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Kamala should make an effort to progressive media, just ones with reputation such as MSNBC, not Bro outrage machines like TYT and Chapo Frat House.

LOL at the idea that Comcast is progressive media.

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Kamala should make an effort to progressive media, just ones with reputation such as MSNBC, not Bro outrage machines like TYT and Chapo Frat House.

So even though Cenk has been defensive of her and has told his audience to give the benefit of the doubt, she shouldn't have to face questions from a wing of the party? She shouldn't complain if she loses by a few thousand votes because of a Jill Stein candidate in 2020 then.

Since when is TYT a "wing of the party"? lol

Not TYT specifically, the wing they represent. I'm just using TYT as an example of the "Bernie or bust" media because they are the most popular.

"Bernie or Bust" people are by definition not a part of the Democratic Party.

That whole "movement" was overblown anyway, as expected. The vast majority of Bernie supporters voted for Hillary.

So since former DNC Chair Ed Rendell threatened to support an independent Mike Bloomberg run if Bernie got the nomination, he's not a part of the Democratic party?