Jill Biden reveals Kamala Harris went into ‘prosecutor mode’ to secure rapid Biden endorsement
Jill Biden shared insights from her upcoming memoir about Kamala Harris's quick response after Joe Biden dropped out of the 2024 presidential race. Harris sought an immediate endorsement from Biden, demonstrating her determination and urgency. The conversation highlighted Harris's political acumen as she pushed for a swift decision to secure her candidacy.
- ▪Jill Biden recalled Kamala Harris's rapid push for an endorsement after Joe Biden dropped out of the race.
- ▪Harris expressed initial concern but quickly shifted focus to her political future.
- ▪The conversation took place on speakerphone while the Bidens were at their beach home in Delaware.
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| Publication time | Fri, 29 May 2026 21:19:33 +0000 |
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Former first lady Jill Biden recalled that after her husband decided to drop out of the presidential race in 2024, then-Vice President Kamala Harris quickly moved past the shocking news and started pushing him to endorse her. In an excerpt of her upcoming memoir reported by USA Today on Friday, the former first lady wrote how Harris pushed for a rapid endorsement from then-President Joe Biden. Recommended Stories Whitmer rules out 2028 White House bid READ IN FULL: DNC releases 2024 campaign autopsy Moore urges Democrats to ‘move on’ from 2024, calls DNC autopsy report ‘part of the problem’ When she first heard the news, Harris initially expressed concern, but shortly thereafter focused on her political future.
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