Kamala Harris on Tuesday downplayed tension with fellow Democrats while accepting some blame for her 2024 election defeat, as the former vice president’s account of her abbreviated 15-week-long presidential campaign hits shelves.
Harris’ memoir, titled “107 Days,” is so rife with criticism for prominent Democrats such as California Gov. Gavin Newsom, Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro and former President Joe Biden that strategists opined it could represent a swansong from politics.
But in a Tuesday interview on ABC’s “Good Morning America,” Harris appeared keen to turn attention away from her squabbles with members of her own party and instead…
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