The best Democrats resisted to endorse Harris in the new 2024 campaign memories

The best Democrats extending from former president Barack Obama to the president of the Chamber, Nancy Pelosi, resisted giving former vice-president Kamala Harris, their complete public approvals in the immediate benefits of the president of the time, Joe Biden, abandoning the race, according to Harris Memories detailing his 107-day presidential campaign.

Harris said that after abandoning Biden of the race via a message published on X in the afternoon of July 21, 2024, she made telephone calls to the best Democrats to feel their approvals. A handful offered their support from the start, she said, with former President Bill Clinton, for example, telling Harris that he was “relieved” that Biden abandoned and called to “send me anywhere. Make your own campaign.”

Others, however, never returned to her or resisted offering her their support when she first asked.

Harris shared his “notes of calls” in his book “, 107 days”, which struck the bookstores on Tuesday.

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“Saddle! Joe did what I hoped to do. But you have to win it,” said Obama when Harris told him, according to the book. “Michelle and I are favorable, but I will not put my finger on the ladder right now. Let Joe have his moment. Think about timing.”

Pelosi said the appointment process should have included a main style process, “not an ongoing”.

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“I am so sad about Joe. It’s so tragic. My heart is broken. But now you are! It is important that there is a process, we have a big bench. We should have a kind of primary, not an ongoing,” she told Harris, according to the notes of the former vice-president of conversations.

Former American president Barack Obama speaks during a rally at the Cheyenne High School on October 19, 2024 in North Las Vegas, Nevada. (Ethan Miller / Getty Images)

The governor of Maryland, Wes Moore, who ended up in Trump’s political reticle in 2025, reportedly told Harris: “You were faithful. I respect this.”

The senator of Vermont, Bernie Sanders, would have advised Harris to avoid an overwhelming accent on abortion in his response to Harris.

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“I supported Joe because he was the strongest voice in the working class,” he said, according to the memory. “Please focus on the working class, not just abortion.”

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A trio of high -level democratic governors also resisted Harris their approval, either Harris ghost, or by noting Timing concerns on their approval.

“Hiking. Recall. (He never did.)” Harris wrote about his conversation with the governor of California Gavin Newsom, the best chief of his original state.

The governor of Illinois, JB Pritzker, quoted the National Democratic Committee, which was held in Chicago that year, explaining why he could not offer him approval.

“As the governor of Illinois, I am the host of the Convention. I cannot get involved,” said Pritzker.

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“I think you will win, but I have to let the dust settle, speak to my colleagues before making a public statement,” said the Governor of Michigan, Gretchen Whitmer, according to Harris’s thesis.

US vice-president Kamala Harris, on the left, looks at President Joe Biden Talking to the media members of Joint Base Andrews, Maryland, United States, Thursday, August 1, 2024. Russia released the journalist of the Wall Street Journal Evan Gershkovich as well as Kremlin critics imprisoned in the biggest trial for President Vladir, assassin made by President Vladir. Photographer: Ken Cedeno / Upi / Bloomberg via Getty Images (Ken Cedeno / Upi / Bloomberg via Getty Images)

Harris said that she had gone from “call to call with the clarity that comes when the issues are high, stress is through the roof, and there is no ambiguity”.

“Some people I called would give me support and then asked me:” What do you think the process should be? “” She continued, before rubbing the floating ideas of a primary race.

“If they thought I was with a primary mini-procedure or another half-cooked procedure, I was quick to unsubscribe,” she said. “How long would it take to get there?”

Other high -level democrats offered their complete compensation to Harris, notably the Senator of Arizona Mark Kelly, the Governor of North Carolina, Roy Cooper, and the former secretary of state Hillary Clinton, who proposed to climb on an Amtrak walk to help him.

“We are delighted that the president has approved you. We will do everything we can – we will jump on a plane, we will go up on Amtrak. I want to be part of your war council,” Hillary Clinton told Harris, according to Harris’s memory.

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The long -awaited Harris book follows a handful of other political memories on the Wild 2024 electoral race, which was underlined by growing concerns concerning the mental acuity of Biden before finally abandoning the race – leaving Harris with a little more than 100 days of campaign to defeat Trump.

The former vice-president should start a book tour across the country when the Memoirs are released.

Tuesday morning, Fox News Digital contacted the respective offices of the best democrats mentioned in the book for comments, notably Newsom, Barack Obama, Pelosi, Whitmer, Sanders and Pritzker.