The opening scene of Kamala Harris’ campaign memoir sums up the entire disaster of the Biden-Harris era: two selfish narcissists focused entirely on their own needs and insecurities, trapped together in an alliance with no regard for each other and no concern for the American people.
It is the morning Joe Biden dropped out of the 2024 presidential race on Sunday, July 21.
Harris is in her kitchen watching the Cooking Channel and making pancakes for her grandnieces when the president calls from his Rehoboth Beach house in Delaware, where he’d hunkered down with his family after his disastrous debate performance.
“I’ve decided I’m dropping out,” Biden tells her, promising to endorse her as his successor.
She writes that he sounds exhausted.