107 Days
by Kamala Harris
View on GoodreadsKamala Harris's 2025 account of her 107-day presidential campaign — Biden's withdrawal, the nomination, the campaign itself, election night and after — written with more candor than typical post-loss candidate memoirs.
Core ideas
- The compressed-timeline frame is the book's load-bearing argument — Harris's case is that 107 days was not enough to do what the campaign needed to do, regardless of strategic choices, and the structural impossibility shaped everything.
- The internal tensions with the Biden inner circle, the Walz selection process, and the late-campaign messaging debates get more candid treatment than the Fight or Original Sin reporting offered from outside.
- The book functions as one corner of the 2024-campaign triangle in your library — Allen-Parnes from outside, Tapper-Thompson on the Biden decline, Harris from the candidate's seat. Reading all three is the triangulation.
Published2025
Pages304
ISBN9781668211656
ReadOct 2025
