Kamala Harris explains failed 2024 presidential bid and why Pete Buttigieg didn’t run with her in new book

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Speaking in New York, Harris said that he thought, he thinks too much to the answer ”. However, he also announced that he was reluctant to separate himself from a wounded Biden if he requires criticism. Im I was about to stack at that moment, ”he said.

Harris briefly asked an important revelation in his book: Since he was homosexual, then the transport secretary Pete Buttigieg-Decided for his first choice for a friend who made a runner.

Harris writes, “If I were a flat white man, it would be an ideal partner,” he says. But the Democrats have already asked for a lot to accept a black woman with a Jewish man (Doug Emhoff) from America.

On the night of Wednesday, Harris said to his husband at some point: “F — Dougie, I will only do it.” But he changed his mind. “Bets were very high. Was it very cautious? I think we should talk about it, but that was my decision.”

A very distant bridge

In the book, Harris insisted that Biden could be physically and mentally president, and he would say something if he had thought he hadn’t. However, he acknowledges that he is concerned about his ability to campaign.

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Harris, most of the trip and large public rallies plans to hold, Biden’s team, “the White House created a campaign,” he says. But he even felt that it was too much and blames his inner environment for not saying it straight to him.

“[They] I should have noticed that any The campaign was a very distant bridge and it would be continuously exhausted in its difficulties, Harris says Harris. Instead, worse works, they pushed him so much. ”

Harris calls this recklessly calling democrats’ collective failure. He told Rachel Maddow from MSNBC that he contained himself. But at the same time he excused himself, he said he would have left Biden and even think that he should think about it.

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Then Harris turned towards his main thesis: Trump has been campaigning for 10 years and spent only 107 days. He talked about conducting an optimistic campaign.

Harris made great interviews to sympathetic viewers this week: MSNBC and ABCs View between them. And on Wednesday, there was no difficult questions from the moderator Errin Haines on the stage in New York.

Like New York Times Was noted in the reviewThe diary structure of the book means that it is heavy to explain the campaign and shed light on internal or reflection.

At the City Hall Theater, former vice president, business leaders-first condemned what gave to the anti-democratic instincts and demands of the Trump administration in the media and technology sectors.

“I always believed that when he came to push – perhaps naive, perhaps naive, naively, naive, I believed that these industrial titans would somehow would be among the railings to protect our democracy.”

“Nevertheless, they kneel in the altar of Tirana. Do they give what they believe in what a threat is for? Yats and their houses in Hamptons?”

That night, a professor Phillip Bruner from Seattle said that he found Harris’s legitimate analysis of the election – he said he was locked in his inner environment and was not given enough time to create his own identity.

If the campaign was longer, could it win? Orum I don’t know, I don’t know probably, Bruner Bruner said. “It is not widely popular among most people other than the democratic election zone that supports Obama.

“Unfortunately, as I think it is incredibly qualified, unfortunately, because he is a woman and a mixed race, most of the American voters are not ready for it.”

Bruner, who has democratic connections, said that Harris was not a way for him to run again. For 2028, he loves Buttigieg, exhibits him as a bridge between the old guards of the party (Chuck Schumer, Nancy Pelosi, or even Bernie Sanders) and the new guard.

“He is young, articulated… He regularly makes concessions from conservative experts in Fox News, Bru said Bruner. “That inspiring figure.”