[Kamala Harris](https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/kamala-harris)’s new memoir, [107 Days](https://www.theguardian.com/books/2025/sep/22/107-days-by-kamala-harris-review-no-closure-no-hope), offers a postmortem of her whirlwind 2024 presidential campaign, launched in the wake of Joe Biden’s abrupt departure from the race. The title is a reference to the brutally short window she had to convince Americans she should become their first female commander-in-chief. The Democrat lost all seven swing states and the election to [Donald Trump](https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/donaldtrump). Here are five things we learned from 107 Days: **1\. The Biden-Harris partnership was deeply fractured by perceived slights and mistrust** ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [ 107 Days by Kamala Harris review – no closure, no hope ](https://www.theguardian.com/books/2025/sep/22/107-days-by-kamala-harris-review-no-closure-no-hope) In Harris’s telling, [Joe Biden](https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/joebiden)’s staff operated with a “zero-sum” mentality, believing that “if she’s shining, he’s dimmed”. This outlook, she suggests, led to her being sidelined and handed what her husband, Doug Emhoff, called “impossible, shit jobs”. The memoir recounts a particularly stinging episode on 4 July as calls for Biden to withdraw from the election were mounting. First lady Jill Biden pulled Emhoff aside and demanded: “Are you supporting us?” The question provoked a furious outburst from Emhoff later in private. “They hide you away for four years,” he vented. “And still, they have to ask if we’re loyal?” Hours before her [pivotal debate](https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/article/2024/sep/11/trump-harris-debate-analysis) against Trump, Harris received a call from Biden seeking to rewrite the history of his own disastrous debate performance while Harris was “barely listening”. He also aired a grievance that “power brokers in Philly” were upset with her, making the high-stakes moment “all about himself”. Harris [recalls feeling “angry and disappointed”](https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/sep/19/angry-and-disappointed-kamala-harris-critical-of-joe-biden-in-new-book). **2\. Harris believed Biden’s decision to run was ‘recklessness’ and that his team was in denial** -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [](https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/sep/23/kamala-harris-book-takeaways-107-days#img-2) Photograph: Simon & Schuster/Reuters For months leading up to the 2024 election, the debate over Biden’s fitness for a second term dominated the national conversation. While Harris publicly maintained that Biden was fully capable of governing, her memoir reveals deep private concerns about his ability to campaign effectively. With hindsight, she frames the [decision for him to run as “recklessness”](https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/sep/10/kamala-harris-memoir-joe-biden-election) and a choice that “should have been more than a personal decision”. Harris offers a blunt assessment of the former president’s condition, writing that “at eighty-one, Joe got tired. That’s when his age showed in physical and verbal stumbles.” This reality came to a head during Biden’s [disastrous debate performance](https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/article/2024/jun/27/trump-biden-cnn-presidential-debate-reaction-highlights) against Trump. “As soon as he walked onto the debate stage in Atlanta, I could see he wasn’t right,” she writes. What followed, she suggests, was a profound state of denial within Biden’s inner circle. Immediately after the debate, her staff received talking points from the president’s team with the wildly unrealistic headline: “JOE BIDEN WON.” This disconnect from reality was a theme of the campaign she inherited. Her senior adviser David Plouffe would later tell her bluntly: “People hate [Joe Biden](https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/joebiden).” **3\. Pete Buttigieg was her first choice for running mate but she deemed the ticket ‘too big of a risk’** ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Harris states explicitly that transportation secretary [Pete Buttigieg](https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/pete-buttigieg) was her “first choice” as running mate and he “would have been an ideal partner – if I were a straight white man”. She concluded that asking the US electorate to accept a ticket featuring a Black woman and a gay man was simply “too big of a risk”, a sentiment she believed Buttigieg understood with “mutual sadness”. Another finalist, Pennsylvania governor Josh Shapiro, also gave her pause. While she found him “poised, polished and personable”, she harboured a “nagging concern that he would be unable to settle for a role as number two”. In the end, she selected Minnesota’s governor, [Tim Walz](https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/tim-walz). Her frustration with the realities of the campaign continued, however, with the memoir revealing she yelled at her TV as [Walz “fumbled” key moments](https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/sep/18/kamala-harris-book-tim-walz) in his debate against JD Vance, moaning: “You’re not there to make friends with the guy who is attacking your running mate.” **4\. Harris admits to critical campaign errors, including a ‘hand grenade’ moment on The View** ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Harris recounts how her own instincts, honed over four years of defending the administration, sometimes worked against her as a presidential candidate trying to forge her own identity. The primary example of such a self-inflicted wound came during an appearance on the talkshow The View. When asked what she would have done differently from Joe Biden, Harris writes that she blanked on her prepared talking points and [responded with a line](https://www.axios.com/2024/10/08/harris-biden-view-abc-2024-differences) that would haunt her campaign: “There is not a thing that comes to mind.” Looking back, she understands the magnitude of the blunder. “I had no idea I’d just pulled the pin on a hand grenade,” she writes, recognising the comment as a “gift to the Trump campaign”. This was the public manifestation of a loyalty to Biden so ingrained and fraught with tension that it left her unable to chart her own course, even when her political survival depended on it. **5\. The campaign trail was filled with bizarre moments** ---------------------------------------------------------- After a second assassination attempt against him, Trump and Harris spoke on the phone. Despite his relentless public attacks, Trump was disarmingly flattering in private. “How do I say bad things about you now?” he asked, adding that his daughter Ivanka “is your big fan”. Harris was not fooled by the charm offensive, privately thinking: “He’s a con man. He’s really good at it.” Recalling a run-in with Vance, Trump’s running mate, whom she calls a “shape-shifter”, Harris reveals a flash of profane candor. Had she known Vance was approaching her plane for a political stunt, she writes: “I would’ve been inclined to step from my car and use a word I believe best pronounced correctly. It begins with an m and ends with ah.” In the crucial hours after Biden dropped out, Harris worked the phones to consolidate support. Her call to California’s governor, Gavin Newsom, a longtime political frenemy, was [met with a curt text message](https://www.politico.com/news/2025/09/19/newsom-on-harris-hiking-anecdote-there-was-an-unknown-number-00573544). Her notes from the exchange read simply: “Hiking. Will call back. (He never did.)”

Almost a year after the 2024 election there are still some houses with “Harris” signs in their windows dotted around my liberal Philadelphia neighbourhood. The result left many people in a state of shock and denial, unable to process exactly what went wrong. No one was more shocked than [Kamala Harris](https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/kamala-harris), whose inner circle had been confident on election night that they’d eked out a win during the whirlwind campaign. Cupcakes with “Madam President” toppings were ready to go; champagne on ice. “It says a lot about how traumatized we both were by what happened that night that \[my husband\] Doug and I never discussed it with each other until I sat down to write this book,” Harris reveals in her new memoir, which functions as a political postmortem. I don’t know if Harris found writing 107 Days cathartic, but reading it certainly wasn’t. Instead, the book, which unfolds in strictly chronological order, is a frustrating slog. It seems likely to alienate her critics further and provides no closure or hope for her supporters. Harris has always been accused of sounding phoney; criticism she brushes off in the book as sexism. When Charlamagne Tha God, host of popular radio show The Breakfast Club, observed that she came off as “very scripted” on the campaign trail, she retorted that it was actually “discipline”. The memoir was Harris’s opportunity to go off-script. Instead she sticks to her talking points. > You can almost feel her teeth grind as she recounts the many mishaps, attributable to Biden, that her campaign was forced to firefight Which isn’t to say there aren’t some real insights. One of the most compelling sections describes her gloomy birthday celebrations, 16 days before the election. Harris had expected Doug to do something special – she’s a big birthday person – but he was so beaten down from the campaign that he shrugged the day off. The frustrated pair ended up fighting. This is one of the few moments Harris shows the emotional toll of an intense campaign. It humanises her; the book would have benefited from more of this kind of material. There are occasional glimpses of how Harris really feels about Joe Biden; her bitterness at the impossible lot he handed her. You can almost feel her teeth grind as she recounts the many mishaps, attributable to him, that her campaign was forced to firefight. The moment the outgoing president was photographed putting on a “[Trump 2024](https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2024/sep/12/joe-biden-trump-hat)” cap during a 9/11 commemoration event, for example. Or when he seemed to call Trump supporters “[garbage](https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2024/oct/29/joe-biden-puerto-rico)”. You sense real anger that he didn’t allow her to shine as vice-president. But while Harris doesn’t refrain from criticising Biden, she doesn’t go full-throttle either, remaining guarded on some of the key questions that still trouble people. There was no “conspiracy at the White House to hide Joe Biden’s infirmity”, she says, insisting “there was a distinction between his ability to campaign and his ability to govern”. While she admits she had concerns about him, she maintains he was fully competent. Given that CNN’s Jake Tapper, in his book [Original Sin](https://www.theguardian.com/news/ng-interactive/2025/may/18/biden-book-health-original-sin), has convincingly detailed Biden’s decline, this feels very hard to believe. What else isn’t she being fully honest about, you wonder? Harris was indisputably put in a very difficult situation when Biden dropped out. But if he had stuck to his promise to be a [transitional president](https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2023/09/biden-reelection-transition-president/675395/), if she’d had more time to campaign – would it have made a difference? Was Harris the right person to fight Trump? Gavin Newsom, the California governor who is a likely Democratic contender for 2028, clearly didn’t think so. After Biden bowed out, Harris started working the phones for endorsements. The notes from her call with Newsom, she writes, just say: “_Hiking. Will call back._ (He never did.)_”_ And Harris herself seemed to have some initial doubts about her chances. Frazzled, she called her pastor for wisdom at the start of her campaign, and put him on speakerphone as he reassured her inner circle: “He talked about Queen Esther, who saved her people when they were threatened. ‘You were born for a time such as this,’ he said, and I teared up … It grounded us all.” From that point on, Harris insists she was the right woman for the moment. Her own book, however, makes it clear she still has blind spots about what went wrong. While a January [YouGov poll](https://www.dropsitenews.com/p/kamala-harris-gaza-israel-biden-election-poll) suggests Biden’s unconditional support for Israel significantly affected Democratic voter turnout, Harris is largely dismissive of Gaza. Of demonstrators who turned up at campaign stops she asks: “Why weren’t they protesting at Trump rallies?” Can she really not understand? Because Trump was not in power at the time, and she was. Because President Biden made it clear he had no real empathy for Palestinians. Harris doesn’t seem to have much, either. It’s not just those upset about Gaza who will bristle at this account. The former vice-president’s characterizations of peers such as Pete Buttigieg (talented but too gay for the America to accept as her [running mate](https://www.politico.com/news/2025/09/18/buttigieg-harris-runing-mate-107-days-00571954)), and Josh Shapiro (an egoist) are not particularly juicy, but have already caused [bad blood](https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/sep/19/kamala-harris-107-days-book-shapiro-buttigieg). As for any Harris supporters hoping 107 Days might bring closure or optimism, they will also be sorely disappointed. It may be time for the holdouts to finally take those Harris signs down, because the woman who kept telling voters “we’re not going back” fails to chart any kind of path forward for the United States. In the end, she seems just as helpless as the rest of us. 107 Days by Kamala Harris is published by Simon & Schuster (£25 in the UK; $30 in the US). To support the Guardian, order your copy at [guardianbookshop.com](https://guardianbookshop.com/107-days-9781398557918/?utm_source=editoriallink&utm_medium=merch&utm_campaign=article). Delivery charges may apply.

[](/search?tid=102) [Edwards](/~Edwards) (42866)发表于 2025年07月29日 16时55分 星期二 [新浪微博分享](//service.weibo.com/share/share.php?url=//www.solidot.org/story?sid=81915&appkey=1370085986&title=%E9%93%B6%E6%B2%B3%E7%B3%BB%E5%8F%91%E7%8E%B0%E9%A6%96%E4%B8%AA%E5%B9%BD%E7%81%B5%E8%A1%8C%E6%98%9F%E7%8A%B6%E6%98%9F%E4%BA%91) [](javascript:void(0);) **来自盲点** 仙女座大星系近旁发现被称为 SDSO1 的星云。根据一篇预印本，SDSO1 可能并非来自仙女座，而是位于银河系内的一个古老行星状星云，被命名为「幽灵行星状星云」（Ghost Planetary Nebula, GPN）。这项研究由多位业余天文摄影师联合完成。研究团队透过影像显示的弓形震波与尾迹结构，并比对银河系内，距离地球约 600 光年的共生双星 EG Andromedae（仙女座EG）的位置与特性，推论这片云气正是由该双星系统在数十万年前抛出的壳层所形成，进而成为行星状星云。分析显示，仙女座EG 以每秒约 107 公里的速度穿越星际介质，因而产生壮观的弓形结构与长达 45 光年的尾迹。这类行星状星云在演化后期已极度稀薄而黯淡，但因与周围介质的高速交互作用才显现，SDSO1 也因此成为已知首个被提出的幽灵行星状星云案例。研究团队还辨识出银河系内另有 7 个具有类似特征的幽灵行星状星云候选天体，显示这类古老天体可能比我们以往认为的更为普遍 ... arxiv.org/abs/2507.15834 天文館:銀河系內首個「幽靈行星狀星雲」

7月23日，重庆市南岸区腾龙大道一套房产在阿里法拍平台拍卖，引来网友关注。据法拍公告提醒，本次拍卖的房屋，张某、叶某尘曾在该房屋内将两名幼童推下楼，导致两名幼童死亡。据阿里法拍平台公示内容，该房屋位于重庆市南岸区腾龙大道50号4幢15-4号，面积82.43平方米，欠物业费4170元 ...  据重庆市渝北区人民法院7月22日发布的公告，此房屋为二次拍卖，评估价：107.98万元，起拍价：60.4688万元

[](/search?tid=13) [Wilson](/~Wilson) (42865)发表于 2025年07月04日 15时14分 星期五 [新浪微博分享](//service.weibo.com/share/share.php?url=//www.solidot.org/story?sid=81721&appkey=1370085986&title=Stop%20Killing%20Games%20%E8%BF%90%E5%8A%A8%E5%90%B8%E5%BC%95%E4%BA%86%E9%80%BE%E7%99%BE%E4%B8%87%E4%BA%BA%E7%AD%BE%E5%90%8D) [](javascript:void(0);) **来自地下航线** 由 YouTube 主播 Accursed Farms 发起的 Stop Killing Games 运动赢得了广泛关注，该运动旨在让游戏和书籍等类似，玩家购买之后拥有所有权，可以在任何时候使用，而不是在游戏发行商关闭服务器之后就无法访问。Stop Killing Games 在英国的请愿获得了 15 万人签名——达到递交英国议会辩论所需的要求，在欧盟的请愿赢得了 107 万人签名。可能需要政府监管部门涉足，游戏行业可能才会改变现有的做法 ... games.slashdot.org/story/25/07/03/2022217/stop-killing-games-consumer-movement-hits-major-milestones www.stopkillinggames.com/

Chinese electric vehicle maker BYD has reported its revenue soared to a record $107 billion last year as its sales of battery electric and hybrid vehicles jumped 40% BANGKOK -- Chinese electric vehicle maker BYD logged a record 777.1 billion yuan ($107 billion) in revenue last year as its sales of battery electric and hybrid vehicles jumped 40%. The report late Monday coincided with BYD’s launch earlier this week of its Qin L EV sedan, a mid-sized model similar to Tesla's Model 3 but at just over half the price. Tesla’s 2024 revenue was nearly $97.7 billion. BYD’s net profit last year was about 40 billion yuan ($5.6 billion), up 34% from the year before. Last week, the company announced it was rolling out a [super fast EV charging system](https://apnews.com/article/china-byd-tesla-buffet-ev-63280ec09317d2c0a8e70449fd0e4a95) that it says is nearly as quick as a fill up at the pumps. BYD’s Hong Kong-traded shares fell 3.2% on Tuesday, despite its upbeat earnings report. The lion's share, nearly 80%, of BYD's sales last year were related to its automotive businesses. BYD reported it sold about 4.3 million pure electric and hybrid vehicles last year. Nearly 29% of the company's sales were in markets outside Greater China, including Hong Kong and Taiwan, last year, up slightly from 27% the year before. The automaker has [rapidly expanded](https://apnews.com/article/motor-show-indonesia-evs-motorcycles-energy-7dea555cc374a220bb49bc1f6d59c960) its exports, though it has yet to try to sell in the U.S., where U.S. President Donald Trump has pledged to raise tariffs on car imports. BYD faces a [17% tariff](https://apnews.com/article/eu-china-trade-electric-vehicles-duties-ev-9c720558b83316fdb6e1a0f9c2b55a15) on exports of EVs to the European Union.

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 当地时间11月11日，日本政府召开内阁会议，石破内阁集体辞职 ... 10月1日，石破茂当选日本第102任首相，上任8天后即宣布解散众议院，创下了战后首相当选后解散众议院的最快纪录。10月27日，新一届众议院选举进行投计票，结果由自民党和公明党组成的执政联盟失利，未能获得新一届众议院过半席位

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174762320 story [](//it.slashdot.org/index2.pl?fhfilter=it)[](//it.slashdot.org/index2.pl?fhfilter=technology) Posted by [BeauHD](https://www.linkedin.com/in/beauhd/) on Thursday August 15, 2024 @08:45PM from the decisions-decisions dept. The IRS [should reopen its Technology Retirement Office](https://www.theregister.com/2024/08/14/irs_legacy_tech/) to effectively manage the retirement and replacement of legacy systems, according to a Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration (TIGTA) audit. The Register reports: _The [report](https://www.oversight.gov/sites/default/files/oig-reports/TIGTA/2024200038fr_0.pdf) (PDF), from the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration (TIGTA), credits the IRS with fully implementing two out of four previous tech modernization recommendations, though argues the other two recommendations were ineffectively implemented. Those failures include the agency's decision in 2023 to scrap its own Technology Retirement Office, which stood up in 2021 "to strategically reduce the \[IRS' IT\] footprint." Without that office, "there is no enterprise-wide program to identify, prioritize, and execute the updating, replacing, or retiring of legacy systems" at the IRS, the inspector general declared, adding the unit should be reestablished or brought back in some similar form. The closure of the retirement office, in the eyes of the TIGTA, is part of the IRS's failure to properly identify and plan for shutting down legacy systems and possibly replacing them with something modern. According to the audit report, the IRS identified 107 of its 334 legacy systems as up for retirement, yet only two of those 107 have specific decommissioning plans. The TIGTA would like to see clear plans for all of those identified systems, and had hoped the retirement office (or similar) would provide them. Then there's the second incomplete recommendation, which the IG said is the IRS' failure to properly apply its own definition of a legacy system to all of its tech. \[...\] In its response to the IG report, the IRS said it had largely addressed the two incomplete recommendations, though not entirely as the Inspector General might want. _

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