Harris Tape Base Party to promote the memories of “107 days” before 2028

The upcoming book of former vice-president Kamala Harris, “107 Days”, obtains marketing assistance by typing funds for collecting funds related to the Democratic Party.

Axios said that Harris Victory Fund, who was considered an effort by the National Democratic Committee and the Harris 2024 presidential campaign, was used to send an email marketing for the book, but he did not ask for donations from the DNC.

E-mail has raised concerns about the neutrality of parties in the primaries, because Harris could be a potential candidate in the 2028 race. President Donald Trump will be limited in 2028, and the two parties should have controversial primaries in the next cycle.

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Democratic vice-president with the presidential election, Kamala Harris, speaks during a campaign rally on Saturday November 2, 2024 at the PNC Music Pavilion in Charlotte, North Carolina. (AP photo / Jacquelyn Martin)

Depending on the point of sale, the DNC did not send the email and the share dissemination lists can be used for books of books if they are paid fairly. Fox News Digital confirmed independently with the DNC that they had not sent the email.

Harris spokesperson Kirsten Allen told Axios that the use of the email list was respected at the rules of the federal electoral commission.

Nevertheless, this decision indicates that Harris takes advantage of the democratic base to sell copies of memories which should plunge in his significantly short campaign, which began in the summer of 2024 after President Joe Biden abandoned the race after the first primaries of the State.

“It was intense, with high and deeply personal issues for me and for many of you. Since I left his duties, I spent a lot of time thinking about these days,” said Harris in a video during the announcement of his book on July 31.

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The National Democratic Convention was seen on August 15, 2024 in Chicago, Illinois. The DNC leaders join the defense of electoral laws before the Supreme Court this fall, opposing them to the officials of the Trump administration and the GOP. (David Paul Morris / Bloomberg via Getty Images)

“I think there is value to share what I have seen, what I have learned and what I know that it will take to go ahead,” she added, saying that she reflected this, “sometimes the fight takes a while.”

It is not uncommon for politicians to disclose books after major campaigns, while the 2016 Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton published “What Happened” after her loss against Trump in an upheaval.

Harris recently announced that she would not present herself to the post of Governor of California in 2026, which raised the question of whether she would again seek the presidency in 2028. The Democrat also asked for the presidential appointment in 2020, but she left the race in December 2019.

“For the moment, my leadership – and the public service – will not be based on elected officials. I can’t wait to come back and listen to the American people, to help elect Democrats through the country who will fight without fear, and to share more details in the coming months on my own plans,” Harris wrote in a statement last month.

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Hillary Rodham Clinton, Center, welcomes people who made a line for a signed copy of his book “What Happened” in a bookstore in New York, Tuesday September 12, 2017. (Photo / Seth Wenig)

His long -awaited decision was an unofficial kick -off to a competitive race to become the successor to Governor Gavin Newsom, because there is a large area of democrats in the running for the position.

At the presidential level, many names have already been floated on the democratic side for potential candidates, notably Newsom, the governor of Kentucky Andy Beshear and the governor of Maryland Wes Moore. On the republican side, Trump said earlier this week that vice-president JD Vance could be the favorite on the ground.

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“Well, I think that most likely. In all honesty, he is the vice-president, and I think Marco is also someone who might meet with JD in one form or another,” the president said on Tuesday.

“I also think we have incredible people, some of the people on stage here.” So it is too early, of course, to talk about it, but it certainly does an excellent job, “he said.” And it would probably be favored at this stage. “”

Fox News Digital contacted the DNC and Allen.