When Kamala Harris released her memoir *107 Days*, she likely believed it would help her reshape her political legacy after a failed presidential run. Instead, what it has done is expose the deep fractures within the Democratic Party and the lengths to which some of its leaders will go to rewrite history and protect their own image. Her former ally, Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro, is now publicly calling out Harris for what he says are outright lies in the book. And for once, he may be right.
Let’s be clear: this is not a matter of simple disagreement or political spin. Shapiro, a prominent Democrat himself, did not mince words. He called Harris’s claims “complete bull,” accusing her of fabricating stories just to sell books and save face. That kind of language—direct, raw, and unfiltered—tells us something important. Even within her own party, Kamala Harris is losing credibility. And if her own allies can’t trust her version of events, why should the American people?
Harris’s book paints Shapiro as a self-serving politician, more interested in boosting his own influence than supporting her campaign. She even claims he asked about art loans for the vice president’s residence, as if he were already measuring the curtains. But when Shapiro was confronted with that claim, he was visibly stunned and furious. “She wrote that in her book?” he asked a reporter. “That’s complete bulls—.” His reaction wasn’t planned spin. It was the response of a man who feels betrayed.
This is more than just a political squabble. It’s a reflection of a dangerous pattern among the radical left. They rewrite history to suit their needs. They twist facts to preserve power. And when things don’t go their way, they blame others. Kamala Harris’s memoir is just the latest example of that behavior.
Remember, Harris’s 2024 campaign was an embarrassment even to her own party. Her decision to pick Minnesota Governor Tim Walz over Shapiro as her running mate raised eyebrows from the start. Walz was a weak choice, and it showed. Polls later revealed that Harris might have won key battleground states like Pennsylvania had she chosen Shapiro instead. But she didn’t, and the consequences were clear: she lost. Badly.
Now, rather than take responsibility for her failure, Harris is spinning a false narrative. She’s trying to shift the blame onto Shapiro, portraying him as difficult and self-centered. But the truth is simple. Harris made poor decisions, surrounded herself with weak allies, and tried to run a campaign built on identity politics and empty slogans rather than real leadership. And the American people saw through it.
Governor Shapiro is no conservative hero. He remains a Democrat, and he carries the baggage of that party’s failed policies. But in this instance, his outrage is justified. He was used, misrepresented, and then thrown under the bus to protect Kamala Harris’s ego. And his response—calling her out in blunt terms—shows just how deep the dysfunction runs in today’s Democratic Party.
This whole episode is a warning to all Americans. The left is not united. They are not focused on solving the real problems facing our nation—problems like inflation, crime, and border security. Instead, they are consumed with personal power struggles, backstabbing, and rewriting the past. It’s a party in disarray, led by people more interested in book deals and television interviews than in serving the country.
Meanwhile, under President Trump’s leadership in 2025, we are witnessing a return to order, strength, and truth. The American people deserve leaders who tell it like it is, not figures like Kamala Harris who bend the truth for profit. Let this be a reminder: character matters, truth matters, and the American people are watching.
