Let’s get one thing straight: Vice President Kamala Harris didn’t singularly lose because of President Joe Biden. She didn’t lose because of so-called racism. She didn’t lose because of "misinformation," or because Mercury was in retrograde. Harris lost because millions of Black Americans like me abandoned both her and her party.
And that’s the one truth she can’t stomach to say out loud.
Her new memoir, "107 Days," is being sold as an inside look at the shortest presidential campaign in modern American history. But let’s call it what it is: a 320-page therapy session. A master class in finger-pointing. Page after page, Harris places the blame everywhere but where it belongs. She blames President Donald Trump. She blames the media. She blames unnamed campaign staffers who, in her telling, never quite understood her brilliance.