US EditionIn '107 Days,' Kamala Harris unleashes criticism on Biden. Honestly, it's relatable.
Kamala Harris critiques Joe Biden's leadership and shares campaign struggles in her book '107 Days,' which has sold rapidly since its September release.
- Kamala Harris released her memoir 107 Days and began a public book tour starting at Town Hall, Midtown Manhattan, with Simon & Schuster reporting strong sales and a fifth printing.
- After Joe Biden's July 21, 2024 announcement, Kamala Harris launched a sudden presidential bid, and her memoir 107 Days recounts that hyperspeed campaign.
- Harris writes bluntly that she faced frustrations with Joe Biden, his staff, and herself, admitting mistakes including a damaging appearance on The View and tense calls with Biden.
- Supporters showed enthusiasm at tour events, paying upwards of $100 for tickets, despite Democratic operatives rebuking the memoir and Republicans mocking it.
- The memoir also raises controversies, noting Kamala Harris calls Ross Ulbricht a fentanyl dealer and claims 350 transgender people were murdered in 2024, a tally the Human Rights Campaign disputes.
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Fight for ‘your vision of America’ Kamala Harris says – Los Angeles Wave Newspaper Group
Former Vice President Kamala Harris brought her book tour to Los Angeles Sept. 29 with a stop at the Wiltern Theater. Her book, ‘107 Days,’ chronicles her run for the presidency last year. Courtesy photo Wave Wire Services LOS ANGELES — Former Vice President Kamala Harris, speaking at the Wiltern Theater to promote her newly released memoir about her unsuccessful 2024 presidential campaign, urged the roomful of supporters to continue fighting fo…
The former vice president's book is full of inaccuracies and mistakes.
Harris stops biting her tongue in '107 Days,' her book about last year's presidential campaign
Former Vice President Kamala Harris’ new book “107 Days” offers a candid, often raw account of her whirlwind 2024 campaign against Donald Trump. Harris reflects on Biden’s struggles, her own missteps, and the behind-the-scenes drama of replacing him at the top of the ticket, while pulling back the curtain on the emotional toll and unusual moments of the race. The post Harris stops biting her tongue in ‘107 Days,’ her book about last year’s presi…
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