Summary
Former Vice President Kamala Harris discusses decisions around President Biden's 2024 presidential campaign in her new book. She describes these decisions as reckless and criticizes how they were handled, emphasizing the impact on her own role and the political environment. The book covers events between Biden exiting the race and Trump winning the election.
Key Facts
- Harris blames "recklessness" for Biden's 2024 campaign decision.
- She believes the decision was more about personal ambition than considering the high stakes.
- Harris' book, "107 Days," will be released on September 23.
- The book covers the time frame when Biden left the race and Trump won.
- Harris notes Biden’s poor debate was due to exhaustion, not incapacity.
- She felt Biden’s White House did not defend her enough against attacks.
- Harris believes the White House halted positive comments on her work.
- Her presidential campaign was the shortest in modern U.S. history.
