"I don't see the point in writing this book and releasing it right now, Hardaway said. In an era where the constitution and this country are under assault by the horrific policies of this president, she's writing this book, which is essentially a bunch of finger pointing and blaming others. He continued: At the end of the day, if your name is on the door, whatever happens is your responsibility. That's always been my perspective."
"I often learned that the president's staff was adding fuel to the negative, Brzezinski read. Narratives that sprang up around me when the stories were unfair or inaccurate. The president's inner circle seemed fine with it. Indeed, it seemed as if they decided I should be knocked down a little bit more. Their thinking was zero-sum. If she's shining, he's dimmed. None of them grasped that. If I did well, he did well."
Michael Hardaway criticized Kamala Harris's forthcoming book 107 Days as poorly timed and unhelpful, calling it 'a bunch of finger pointing and blaming others' and saying it undermines party unity. Hardaway argued leaders must accept responsibility, noting that being a woman and Black presented challenges but that 'your name is on the door.' An MSNBC excerpt read by Mika Brzezinski recounted claims that the president's staff added fuel to negative narratives and treated Harris as a zero-sum rival to Biden. Axios reported aides who said Harris was not good at the job and characterized her account as an attempt at political absolution.
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