adminKamala Harris just threw Joe Biden under the bus in her upcoming book. The failed vice president is now blaming her old boss for her crushing defeat to Donald Trump. This is exactly what we expect from someone who has never taken responsibility for anything in her political career.
In her tell-all book coming out this month, Harris admits Biden was too tired to run for president at 81 years old. She claims she put country before loyalty to Biden when she took over his campaign. But Americans remember how she covered up his obvious decline for years while serving as his number two.
Harris wants us to believe she was the hero trying to save America from Trump. The truth is she was part of the team that hid Biden’s mental fitness from voters. She stood by silently while the liberal media attacked anyone who questioned the president’s sharp decline.
Now that Trump won in a landslide, Harris is rewriting history to save her own skin. She is planning another run for president in 2028 and needs someone to blame for her disaster of a campaign. Poor Joe Biden makes an easy target since he can barely remember what he had for breakfast.
The book reveals Harris is angry at her enemies in the Democratic Party too. She is settling scores with fellow Democrats who apparently did not support her enough. This shows the nasty infighting that is tearing apart the radical left.
Harris claims Biden was still capable of being president even though he was too tired to campaign. This makes no sense to any thinking American. If you are too tired to ask people for votes, how can you handle the world’s toughest job?
The American people saw right through this phony ticket in 2024. They rejected Harris and her radical agenda by huge margins. Now she is desperately trying to blame everyone except herself for the historic loss.
This book proves Harris has learned nothing from her defeat. She still thinks the problem was everyone else, not her terrible policies and fake personality. Americans will remember this backstabbing when she tries to run again in four years.
