Voters were right to reject Kamala Harris’s contempt for them

Every day that passes makes one truth more clear: Kamala Harris disdains the American people, and it is undeniable that her loss in November was a good thing for the country.

Harris’s book, 107 Days, details that Harris wanted to choose then-Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg as her running mate. The logic there is sound: Buttigieg is well-spoken, a solid debater, and would have an otherwise clean political record were it not for his failures at the Transportation Department. He would certainly be a better choice than Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, who was a bad debater, rife with scandals, and far more of a liability than an asset when it came to winning over swing voters.

KAMALA HARRIS BOOK EXCERPTS SHOW DEMOCRATS STILL CLUELESS ON BORDER SECURITY

Here is, in Harris’s words, why she did not choose

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