Barstool CEO Criticizes Kamala Harris Book as Fantasy League Punishment

Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy has harshly criticized current Vice President Kamala Harris's new memoir, "107 Days," about her brief 2024 presidential campaign, calling reading the book a punishment worse than death. Barstool Sports announced that the last-place finisher in their fantasy football league will be required to read Harris's entire book, deliver a presentation on it, and potentially listen to the audiobook for 24 hours if their presentation does not meet standards. Portnoy admitted the punishment was created by others in the Barstool office and reiterated his critical view of Harris, previously labeling her as "the worst candidate to ever run for president." Harris's campaign faced scrutiny for expenditures, including a $165,000 payment to Beyoncé's production company for an endorsement, and critics mocked her for the campaign's financial decisions. Harris has also faced public challenges and controversies, including struggles during interviews and refusal to clearly identify Democratic Party leadership. The memoir is set to offer an insider perspective on her candidacy after President Joe Biden withdrew from the race, with speculation about her potential 2028 presidential run.