Kamala Harris hit

Kamala Harris burns his bridges.

With former president and former boss Joe Biden. With its Governor of California and long -standing Allied Gavin Newsom. With Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro.

Of all the doubts and critics who questioned her ability to win the White House, and then made it difficult for her unprecedented 107 -day campaign to prove that they were wrong.

This is the name of the former vice president of the “107 Days”-Tuesday, 23, announced by Simon and Schusster with carefully planned excerpts and embargo, replaced by the release of early trivia and full accounts.

USA Today got copies of the book.

The account has more scores than the typical of political books written by those who plan to run again and look for allies again. This is more like versions of history written by those who are ready to burn bridges.

It is also a demonstration of today’s policy speed. Her shortened candidacy lasted slightly more than three months. Less than a year has passed since the end of the election night.

Here are several of the 305 -page books.

Gavin Newsom and Confirmations Hunting

“Hiking. Will call,” wrote Harris’ old friend and political ally Newsom, when she began intensive efforts to collect the most important confirmations as soon as President Joe Biden announced that he was withdrawn from the president’s race.

“(He never did it),” she reports. Honestly, Newsom, which now tests the waters for 2028. The president’s proposal, in a few hours, publicly confirmed Harris.

Illinois Governor JB Pritzker, another potential hope for the president, told her that he could not approve it because the democratic national convention was in his native country, Chicago.

But Arizona’s elder Mark Kelly agreed to her before she had reached him. Former transport secretary Pete Buttigieg quickly confirmed it as Shapiro.

By the way, they are both considered 2028 contenders.

Sorry guys: VP hunting VP

Harris writes that the first choice for her vice president was Buttigieg, but she was worried about the ticket.

“We’ve already listened to a lot of America: accept a woman, a black woman, a black woman, married a Jewish man,” she wrote. “Part of me wanted to say”Screw, let’s just do it. “ But knowing what was risky was too high. ”

Buttigieg, who is gay, took an exception. “My experience was that the way you earn confidence in voters is mainly based on what they think you are going to do for your life, not by categories,” he told Politico.

The man Harris chose, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, may not be pleased that he was told he was his second choice.

She also portrays Shapiro as a bit too much to want this job.

He is “determined, polished and pleasant,” she wrote. However, he seemed unwilling to take the role of responsibility. He also postponed Harris team of what she called the “absence discretion” in the process of checking the process, which allowed everyone that he was on the list.

Cut the cupcakes and the disastrous loss

In the hope that the best, the cupcakes were ordered to the festive election night, where the “lady president” was on them.

When it was clear that Donald Trump won the election, the employee removed them.

Harris described himself as devastated, loudly asking, “My God, my God, what will happen to our country?” She was “very far from receiving,” she wrote.

Ups and downs with Joe Biden

In the book, Harris describes his respect for Biden and its frustration.

In a former Atlantic excerpt, she said she had no concern about his ability to fulfill his duties as a president. “If I would believe it, I would have said so,” she wrote.

However, his last decision is not to carry out an infinitely complex task of her campaign and Democrats. And he seemed to question her faithfulness to him.

This included a call just before she took the stage discussions against the short.

Biden’s brother told him that Harris was shaken by him, he said, then he began to relate his own debate shows.

“I just couldn’t understand why he would call me now and would do everything about myself,” she wrote.

Speaking to Trump, twice

Harris describes two conversations she had with a short one, both of them extremely reconciled.

“I was preparing for a conversation with Mr Hyde, but Dr. Jekyll had chosen a call,” she said after the first.

She called him to express her concern after 2024. September The potential killer of his West Palm Beach golf course was arrested.

“You did a great job, you really have,” he told her. “My only problem is that I find it very difficult to get angry with you.”

The second call was in November to accept the election.

“I’m so beautiful and respectful,” he said. “You are a cool, smart customer, and I say it with great respect.”

This article initially appeared in USA Today: Kamala Harris hit Allies in a new book for 107 days