Biden aides fire back after Harris book excerpts criticizing him and say she was ‘simply not good at the job’
Kamala Harris’ new memoir piles on Joe Biden for failed presidential campaign
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- Kamala Harris's new memoir, "107 Days," alleges that aides to Joe Biden sabotaged her presidential campaign and undermined her during her tenure as Vice President.
- In the book, due out on 23 September, Harris describes Biden's decision to seek re-election as "recklessness" but admits she was poorly placed to voice her concerns then.
- An anonymous former Biden official strongly criticised Harris, stating she was "not good at the job" and lacked a substantive role, attributing her political struggles to herself, not Biden or his team.
- Harris claims Biden's inner circle believed her success would diminish his and were content with negative press about her, operating on a "zero-sum" mentality.
- Despite the criticism, some former Biden aides, including Ron Klain, expressed sympathy for Harris, with one acknowledging that "Biden folks treated her and her team like s***."