Former vice-president Kamala Harris should share her point of view after having led the “shortest presidential campaign in modern history” in his next book, “107 Days”.
“What the world has seen on the campaign campaign was only part of the story. My new book is a look back on my experience leading the shortest presidential campaign in modern history,” she shared on X Thursday. “” 107 days “was released on September 23. I can’t wait for you to read it.”
“A little over a year ago, I launched my campaign for the President of the United States. 107 days to travel the country, to fight for our future, in the shortest presidential campaign in modern history,” said Harris in a video that accompanies him. “It was intense, with high and deeply personal issues for me and for many of you. Since I left his duties, I spent a lot of time thinking about these days, talking with my team, my family, my friends, and gathering my thoughts together, in essence, writing a newspaper which is this book of this trip. ”
“I think there is value to share what I have seen, what I learned and what I know that it will take to move forward. “So thank you for being in this fight with me. I am eternally grateful, and I can’t wait for you to read this and I will see you there. Be careful.”
The announcement of Harris’ Memoirs comes just one day after she officially confirmed that she would not present herself to the post of Governor of California after being vice-president of President Joe Biden. “In the past few months, I have seriously thought of asking the inhabitants of California the privilege of serving as governor. I love this state, population and promise. It is my house,” she said in a statement on Wednesday. “But after a deep reflection, I decided that I will not run the post of governor during this election.”
The politician lost the elections in 2024 against President Donald Trump after the Democratic Party raised him to a candidate – although he did not go to the primaries – once Biden -Eligible outgoing withdrew from the race because of the public concerns about his age and his mental courage.
“107 days” arrives on the shelves on September 23 in Simon & Schuster.
