Kamala Harris Releases Memoir '107 Days' Critiquing Biden, Reflecting 2024 Campaign

Kamala Harris's memoir "107 Days" offers a candid and critical account of her 2024 presidential campaign, highlighting her disappointment with Joe Biden's decision to run for re-election and his campaign's handling, particularly his poor debate performance against Donald Trump. Harris admits to personal grief over her loss to Trump and expresses frustration with the Democratic Party's failure to support her candidacy, especially regarding Black women and their communities. The book has sparked debate due to its blunt critiques of prominent Democrats, including Biden, Gavin Newsom, and Josh Shapiro, causing some within her party to view it as an ambush. Despite the internal party tensions, Harris aims to redirect focus toward President Trump's broken promises and policies, emphasizing the stakes of his administration. The memoir blends personal reflection with political analysis, revealing fractures in the Biden-Harris relationship and offering a pointed commentary on the Democratic Party's structural weaknesses. With strong sales and media attention, "107 Days" cements Harris's ongoing influence in American politics while raising questions about her future strategy.