In the aftermath of Kamala Harris’s loss to Donald Trump, the search for someone to blame began almost immediately. Fingers turned toward Joe Biden’s late exit, with whispers hardening into accusations as allies tried to explain a defeat that stunned her camp. Some loyalists argued Harris was never given enough time to define herself before Trump did it for her. Others pushed back, insisting the calendar wasn’t the real problem. The deeper issue, they said, was a country still deeply uneasy—about leadership, power, and change. Willie Brown, a longtime confidant, voiced what many hesitated to say aloud: the campaign misread...
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