evidence: Like Biden, Harris has since taken questions from reporters between campaign stops; unlike Biden, she has, per Politico, spoken routinely with journalists on her plane, albeit without going on the record. This, Semafor’s Dave Weigel noted in the middle of last week, might be "one reason that you haven’t seen as much media grumbling about access—the outlets paying for the plane are getting facetime"; other observers noted a paucity of grumbling, too, at least compared with the pressure put on Biden to submit to interviewers. Still, there was some grumbling, and in recent days, it seems to have grown louder. Much of it, it should be noted, has come from the Trump campaign and its allies. On the day that Politico published its story, J.D. Vance, Trump’s running mate, approached Harris’s plane as they crossed paths in Wisconsin, telling reporters that he wanted to say hi and "ask her why she refuses to answer questions from the media"; yesterday, he did a full-ish Ginsburg on the Sunday shows to hammer home the point. ("Kamala Harris has done as many tough interviews as Tim Walz has battlefield deployments," he tweeted afterward, rolling two attack lines into one.)