Before that: Of course she's writing a book to cash in on her Massive Historic Failure.

The dollar figure of the deal is not yet known.

Kamala Harris is reemerging with a new project: a book titled 107 Days, chronicling her brief and unsuccessful 2024 presidential bid. In a video message Thursday, the former vice president said, "I believe there's value in sharing what I saw, what I learned, and what I know it will take to move forward." She called the writing process one of "candor and reflection."

The book's title refers to the 107-day sprint from President Joe Biden's sudden withdrawal from the race on July 21, 2024, to Election Day. Harris, who stepped in as the Democrat nominee, initially surged in the polls but failed to sustain that momentum. She ultimately lost to President Donald Trump--both in the Electoral College and in the popular vote, breaking a two-decade streak for Democrats.

Harris said the campaign was "high-stakes and deeply personal," and that she's spent considerable time "reflecting on those days." Rumors of a book deal had circulated for months. CNN reported Thursday that the upcoming publication influenced Harris's decision not to pursue the California governorship, a race in which she was widely expected to be a top contender.

Stephen Colbert had this dweebcel politician on his show (of course).

I have constantly written about Kamala Harris's constant complaint -- when she fails, she claims that other people -- usually white men -- have "failed to position her for success." She proves with every utterance that she is nothing but an overpromoted DEI hire. Who else would expect everyone else to do her homework for her but a DEI hire who is endlessly promoted based not on performance but simply for her mere existence?

You can hear that again in her whining on the Colbert show. You see, the system is "broken." The evidence that it's broken is that the country didn't just give this Proud Woman of Color the win she was entitled to based simply on existing.

Pop Base
@PopBase

Kamala Harris tells Stephen Colbert she decided not to run for Governor of California because the system is broken:

"For now, I don't wanna go back in the system. I think it's broken. [...] I always believed that as fragile as our democracy is, our systems would be strong enough to defend our most fundamental principles and I think right now, they're not as strong as they need to be."

A DEI hire finally reached her level of incompetence, and it's the fault of "democracy" and "our systems" and "most fundamental principles."

Nick Sortor
@nicksortor

In the MOST amount of words possible, Kamala Harris admits President Trump BROKE her, which is why she doesn't want to run for Governor of California

"The system's broken... so I don't wanna go back into the system."

She just GAVE UP

Donors were skeptical of donating again to Kamala Harris. One said she "lacked fire in the belly," that is, she didn't seem like she really wanted to run for governor.

Or president.

She is basically acknowledging that by saying "I don't wanna go back into the system." Even if she attempts to un-retire from politics, donors will take this quote as confirming that she lacks "fire in the belly" and would just be running for the sake of appearances and to fill her bank accounts.

So even if she didn't intend it, this marks her official retirement from elective politics.

Today is a good day. The Trump Curse continues posting W after W.

In related news, Biden appeared at a leftwing bar association dinner and of course needed handholding and constant guidance just to get off the stage.

Stephen Colbert also had on Democrat Senator and ex-CIA wannabe girlboss Elissa Slotkin, because of course he did. That's what audiences want to see -- dweeby, plain-faced drab Democrat drulls.

She wants to assure you that her fellow gonzo communist subversives in the CIA are just "good, corn fed" defenders of the republic.

And if they attempt to topple the duly-elected president of the United States in a coup, well, they're just doing that for you.

Tom Elliott
@tomselliott

Former CIA analyst @ElissaSlotkin tells Colbert: "This idea that there's some network of people that are running the world, it doesn't really match reality ... The way that Trump is going after them is particularly -- first of all, it's nasty. Second of all, it's completely counter to our interests to be demoralizing the people that are protecting us."

By the way, "Corn Fed" usually describes a blond, blue-eyed Scandanavian-descended midwestern farmboy who is healthy and robust due to eating his own farm's corn in between doing heavy physical work.

In other words: She's promoting racial eugenics and Nazi fascism.

But that's okay because she's using eugenic-appeal to prop up the Deep State coupists.

She blew off an important Senate vote. She fake-apologized for blowing off the vote... while failing to admit what Very Important Mission required that absence.

She skipped out on the vote to go on Colbert's cancelled show, of course.