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Harris Campaign's Attempt to Leverage Wojnarowski for VP Announcement Fails

The Harris campaign sought former ESPN insider Adrian Wojnarowski to announce Tim Walz as VP, but another outlet scooped him before the news broke.

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Updated: Dec 5th, 2024, 10:16 PM ET

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The Kamala Harris presidential campaign aimed to utilize former ESPN journalist Adrian Wojnarowski to announce Tim Walz’s vice presidential nomination. However, Wojnarowski was scooped by another outlet before he could break the news. This effort reflects the campaign's tendency to seek celebrity endorsements, which drew scrutiny amid its overall spending and strategy. Wojnarowski, who recently left ESPN amid personal struggles with prostate cancer, found himself targeted for this significant announcement despite his exit from the sports journalism realm.

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