It’s true, the wonders never stop. Kamala Harris sat down for an official interview. It was a taped interview, conducted by CNN’s Dana Bash. Tim Walz of Minnesota, her running mate, and Governor for Emotional Support, was the only comfort that the VP could find.
The internet was enthralled by something much simpler, the staging. Kamala was seated in the child’s chair, and Walz appeared to be Hagrid next to her.
My better half says it looks like they’ve run out of chairs for adults.
Producers often provide cushions to short guests so that they do not appear small in comparison with the rest of the people on screen. In this case, it would have made sense to do so. Harris was trying to convey strength and gravity in her attempt to be the most powerful person in the world.
Sometimes, when a short actor plays an action star they will put him on an apple carton or select flattering angles. It’s not complicated.
Her answers were also small.
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