In the immediate aftermath of Vice President Kamala Harris taking over from President Joe Biden as the presumptive Democratic nominee for the 2024 presidential election, Republicans were caught off guard, unsure of how to adapt to the sudden change in the race. But now, they appear to be gathering themselves together for an aggressive attack on her record, wrote Aaron Blake for The Washington Post. A lot of those attacks, he wrote, are going to center on the positions she took in her 2020 campaign for president to try to court the left flank of Democratic primary voters. “Republicans have some…