Kamala Attacks Biden; Sparks Democrat Civil War

Kamala Harris publicly throws Joe Biden under the bus in her explosive new memoir, calling his decision to seek re-election “recklessness” driven by ego and ambition that ultimately handed Donald Trump the presidency.

Story Overview

Harris blames Biden’s “reckless” re-election bid for Democrats losing the White House to Trump.
New memoir “107 Days” reveals Harris felt sidelined and unsupported by Biden’s inner circle.
Biden aides fire back, claiming Harris was “not good at the job” and was responsible for her own failures.
The Democrat Party faces internal civil war as Harris positions herself for a potential 2028 presidential run.

Harris Breaks Silence on Biden’s Fatal Political Miscalculation

Kamala Harris delivers a scathing indictment of Joe Biden’s decision-making in her forthcoming memoir “107 Days,” set for release September 23.

She writes that Biden’s choice to run for re-election at age 81, despite widespread concerns about his cognitive decline, was driven by personal ego rather than what was best for America.

Harris describes this decision as “recklessness,” arguing that the stakes were too high for personal ambition to dictate party strategy.

The memoir excerpts, published in The Atlantic, reveal Harris’s frustration with being consistently sidelined by Biden’s team throughout their administration.

She details how Biden’s inner circle failed to defend her against political attacks, allowing negative narratives to flourish unchecked.

Harris claims she was denied credit for her work and treated as a second-class partner in the administration, even as she remained publicly loyal to Biden’s agenda.

Biden’s Debate Disaster Exposes What Conservatives Already Knew

Harris chronicles the aftermath of Biden’s catastrophic June 2024 debate performance against Trump, which she describes as the moment when private concerns about Biden’s fitness became undeniably public.

The debate confirmed what many conservative observers had been pointing out for years regarding Biden’s cognitive decline and stamina issues.

Harris writes that while she doesn’t question Biden’s capacity, his decision to run again despite these obvious concerns demonstrated poor judgment that ultimately cost Democrats the election.

Following mounting pressure from party leaders and donors after the debate debacle, Biden finally withdrew from the race in the summer of 2024. Harris launched what became the shortest presidential campaign in modern U.S. history, inheriting a damaged party brand and insufficient time to build a winning coalition.

The rushed campaign timeline, caused by Biden’s stubborn refusal to step aside earlier, left Harris fighting an uphill battle against Trump’s well-organized operation.

Democrat Civil War Erupts as Former Biden Aides Strike Back

Biden loyalists have responded furiously to Harris’s criticism, with former Biden aides publicly attacking her competence and blaming her for the election loss.

These aides argue that Harris was “not good at the job” and was responsible for her own political struggles, rather than being a victim of Biden’s decision-making.

This public airing of grievances exposes the deep fractures within the Democrat establishment that many conservatives predicted would emerge after their devastating 2024 defeat.

The bitter infighting reveals the toxic dynamics that plagued the Biden-Harris administration from the beginning.

Former Biden staffers claim Harris failed to capitalize on her opportunities and ran an ineffective campaign, while Harris supporters argue she was deliberately undermined by Biden’s inner circle.

This level of internal backstabbing demonstrates the dysfunction that characterized Democrat leadership during a critical period when America needed steady governance.

Harris Positions for 2028 While Democrats Face Reckoning

Harris has announced she will not run for California governor, fueling speculation about a potential 2028 presidential campaign.

Her memoir appears strategically timed to distance herself from the Biden administration’s failures while positioning herself as the candidate who could have won if given proper support and timing.

Harris emphasizes throughout the book that her loyalty was to country over personal relationships, a message clearly designed to appeal to future Democrat primary voters.

The Democrat Party now faces a fundamental reckoning about its leadership and decision-making processes.

Harris’s critique highlights the dangers of prioritizing personal ambition over electoral viability, a lesson that resonates with conservative warnings about the party’s disconnection from voter concerns.

Now, Democrats must grapple with the reality that their internal divisions and poor judgment contributed significantly to their political exile.