Harris says he had left the decision in the front of the “neglect,” but he protects his skills
Washington (AP) – President Masala Harris says “ignorance” in Democrats to leave the President Joe Baben to decide that they will take one way, according to his new book.
Harris, in secret “in 107 days” in the Atlantic, writes that as a 81-year-old bid should have to be fully filled, he and others left the decision in Jhadi and Lady and Lady Jady.
“It was kind, or carelessly? The return, I think it was apathetic,” said Harris.
Words of the first time Harris condemns Harris in a figurative situation to return – the reported decision we saw in July 2024 after making democracy tickets and eventually lost the Republican Donald Trump.
Harris writes: “These poles were very high,” wrote Harris in a book. “This was not a choice that would have been abandoned to each of the ego’s ego, the individual’s wish. It should be more than personal decision.”
Beni’s office did not work on Wednesday.
Throughout the campaign and woke up, Harris had blocked the major President’s great criticism and served aside and protected him from his questions.
In the book quoted, Harris continues to protect the power of the bidding of the bidding but described in 2024 and especially during ‘tiredness.’
“On his worst day, he had very deep knowledge, who appreciated judgment, and more compassion than Donald Trump.” I don’t think. “
He adds that if he believed Benen did not meet, he would say so faithfully in the country.
Harris also blamed him with a bidan of a tightly media detention of the media.
He writes of a higher diagnosis of the first President of the President but says “when the news was wrong or inaccurate, it seemed that they had to decide.”
Harris writes that he often learned that Bennel workers ‘added oil to the wrong negotiations’ to their or her state of wicked presidential office and were high.
Former President sentenced Beni workers to fear her, explaining the phrase in Lima, Alabama, March, who had been contacted in Gaza and the help of the majority of people.
Harris says: “Western warfare was unpleasant,” said Harris, “I said, evidently, I said, I passed on.”
He suggests that the decline has reduced bidding, especially “the anxiety of his age.”
Harris’s success, he writes, can be a good judgment mark with the Community guarantee that in the event of the president they can enter.
He writes: “My success was important to him.” His party did not find it. “
The book of Harris’, their topic is a NOD until the length of his breastfeeding campaign, is set out by Simon & Scheme in September 23.
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