- 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***."
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