Summary
An excerpt from Kamala Harris' upcoming book criticizes Joe Biden's decision to run for re-election at 81 and accuses his team of undermining her during her vice presidency. This has caused a strong reaction from former Biden aides, who argue that Harris is blaming Biden for her own challenges. The book, titled "107 Days," is set for release on September 23.
Key Facts
- Kamala Harris' book, "107 Days," will be released on September 23.
- In the book, Harris calls Biden's re-election bid at 81 "reckless."
- Harris says Biden's team undermined her during her time as vice president.
- Former Biden aides responded by saying Harris is deflecting her own shortcomings.
- Some aides argued that Harris did not effectively voice her concerns at the time.
- The excerpt was published in The Atlantic and highlights tensions between Harris and Biden's past administration.
- Harris critiques Biden's handling of unauthorized migration and suggests she was not supported.
- Former Biden chief of staff Ron Klain expressed regret that Harris had a negative experience.
