Vice President Kamala Harris is working overtime to distance herself from the Biden administration and the destruction it wreaked on the republic.

As the first presidential debate between Harris and Donald Trump rapidly approaches, voters deserve now more than ever to hear Harris finally face tough questions about her historically terrible track record and radical views.

Ever since Democrats successfully couped President Joe Biden out of the 2024 race, corporate media have repeatedly and deliberately failed to hold Harris accountable for her many lies. This pattern of ignoring her unpopularity and penchant for falsehoods continued throughout the Democratic National Convention and well into her short, security-blanket-wrapped sit down with CNN’s Dana Bash.

Here are 26 questions “World News Tonight” anchor David Muir and “ABC News Live Prime” anchor Linsey Davis should make Harris answer from the debate stage on Tuesday night.

As President Joe Biden’s right-hand woman, Harris had a front-row seat to his mental and physical deterioration. Yet, she never said a word to indicate it. Instead, she routinely issued statements claiming Biden was fit enough to remain president.

It was only months later that she participated in the soft coup that replaced Biden as the 2024 Democrat presidential nominee but kept him as the face of the current administration.

Because Biden spent much of the last month on vacation with no public working schedule, many Americans are wondering who is running the White House.

Moderators should ask Harris when she last spoke to the president and what that conversation was about. Considering the corporate media’s willingness to cover up Biden’s incompetence until it was inconvenient for them and Democrats, they likely won’t.

Former President Barack Obama is suspected of leading the Democrat operation to replace Biden on the 2024 presidential ticket. If Harris is leaning into the powerful Democrat player as a policy adviser, Americans deserve to know.

Harris’ campaign and corporate media made a big show of her shopping around for her first big sitdown since becoming the 2024 Democrat presidential nominee. The VP’s reluctance to sit down with one of the corporate media’s very Democrat-friendly reporters, host a news conference unless it is tailored to her wishes, or participate in a debate that doesn’t meet all of her demands deserves an explanation.

The issues page on Harris’ campaign website claims she supports “common-sense Supreme Court reforms.” A deeper dive, however, shows her plans to amplify a manufactured ethics scandal and enact term limits for justices are all part of a radical scheme designed to help Democrats pack the high........

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