NEW: Kamala Blasts Joe’s Legacy

Kamala Harris has thrown Joe Biden under the bus, calling his decision to seek re-election in 2024 “reckless” and blaming his ego for handing the presidency back to Donald Trump.

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Harris accuses Biden of prioritizing personal ambition over party and country in her new memoir “107 Days.”
She claims Biden’s stubbornness to run despite age concerns cost Democrats the White House.
Harris describes being sidelined by Biden’s inner circle throughout her brief presidential campaign.
Harris defends her own record while settling scores with the Democrat establishment.

Harris Breaks Loyalty to Expose Biden’s Selfishness

Kamala Harris has shattered the traditional code of Democrat unity by publicly blaming Joe Biden for the party’s devastating 2024 election loss.

In excerpts from her forthcoming memoir “107 Days,” Harris describes Biden’s decision to seek another term at age 81 as driven by ego and personal ambition rather than what was best for America.

She argues that widespread concerns about Biden’s cognitive decline should have disqualified him from running, calling his persistence “recklessness” that ultimately delivered the presidency back to Trump.

The Disaster That Was Biden’s Debate Performance

Harris’s critique centers on Biden’s catastrophic debate performance in June 2024, which exposed the very age and stamina issues conservatives had been highlighting for years.

The debate confirmed what many Americans already suspected about Biden’s fitness for office, forcing the Democrat Party into crisis mode. Harris stepped in after Biden’s belated withdrawal, but the damage was already done.

She argues that Biden’s team should have recognized these warning signs much earlier instead of stubbornly pushing forward with a clearly compromised candidate.

Sidelined by Biden’s Inner Circle

The memoir reveals how Harris was systematically marginalized by Biden’s staff throughout her tenure and brief presidential campaign. She describes being denied credit for achievements and receiving insufficient support from Biden’s team when facing political attacks.

Harris claims this internal dysfunction weakened her ability to effectively challenge Trump, as she was forced to defend an administration that had already undermined her standing. This pattern of neglect, she argues, demonstrated Biden’s team was more interested in protecting his legacy than ensuring Democrat success.

Harris also reveals that Biden’s inner circle actively worked against her interests, failing to defend her against criticism while promoting narratives that damaged her political prospects.

Harris suggests this sabotage was intentional, designed to maintain Biden’s control over the party rather than building a strong succession plan. Such petty politics, Harris contends, exemplifies the self-serving behavior that cost Democrats the election and handed power back to Trump.

Democrats Face Reckoning Over Failed Leadership

Harris’s explosive revelations expose the dysfunction and ego-driven decision-making that plagued the Biden administration. Her willingness to break ranks and criticize Biden publicly demonstrates the depth of anger within Democrat circles about their 2024 defeat.

The memoir serves as both Harris’s attempt to rehabilitate her own image and a warning about the consequences of prioritizing personal ambition over effective governance.

For conservatives, this internal Democrat warfare validates long-standing concerns about Biden’s fitness and the party’s poor judgment in leadership selection.