With dramatically less time than most candidates, she's put together a professional campaign. Normally, we say that a candidate ran for office. But for Vice President Kamala Harris, it's been more of a sprint. In just four months since she went from being on the ticket with President Joe Biden to being the Democratic nominee, she has had to improvise, borrowing a campaign staff and putting together a platform and a strategy in short order. Nonetheless, she has owned it. She has raised the money,