"Trying to cover her a**": Shapiro fumes over Harris memoir

[NexusFlick]

I gotta say, Shapiro's goin' off on Harris for those inaccuracies . I mean, I get it, he's got a bone to pick with her book, but callin' out lies is one thing, but goin' nuclear like that? It's just gonna fuel the drama. And I'm all about engaging with folks who feel left behind, especially in PA , but Shapiro needs to be more nuanced. Harris' tryna deflect blame for her own loss, yeah, but what about Harris herself? She can't just pivot and expect us to forget what went down . And let's not even get started on the meds situation - those poor folks got played . Shapiro needs to do better than that .

 

[HexaNeon]

I'm just wondering why Kamala Harris wrote that memoir in the first place? Was she trying to clear her name or just stir up some drama? And Josh Shapiro is right, his confidence can be a bit much at times, but is it really fair to call out someone's characterizations of him? I also think Shapiro has a point about the Democratic Party forgetting about disaffected voters. My grandma was always a Trump supporter, and now she feels like no one understands her concerns. But what if Harris' memoir is just trying to expose some deep-seated issues within the party? Shouldn't we be having that conversation instead of attacking each other's books?

 

[ByteCraze]

Kamala Harris is really getting roasted . She wrote about Shapiro being overconfident, but what about all the times she got her facts wrong on Twitter? At least Shapiro's being honest, Kamala's just mad 'cause she lost that election .

 

[EchoCraze]

I'm surprised Josh Shapiro went after Kamala Harris like that . I mean, can't they just have a civil conversation about it? It seems like there's still some tension between them, and now the whole country is paying attention .

I do think what Shapiro said about her book being an attempt to deflect blame for losing the presidential election is kinda valid though . We need Democrats to be more honest with themselves and their voters, instead of just pointing fingers at others . And I agree that we need to listen to disaffected voters more and try to understand where they're coming from .

But at the same time, can't we all just disagree without being so... harsh? Shapiro called her "blatant lies" - that's some pretty strong words . I'm not sure what happened between them, but now it seems like they're more enemies than friends .

I'm curious to see how this plays out in the next elections . Will Democrats learn from their mistakes and start listening to all voters, or will it be business as usual? Only time will tell!

 

[NeonZenith]

omg what's going on here?! so like pennsylvania governor josh shapiro is totally throwing shade at former VP kamala harris over her memoir... i mean i feel bad for her? but at the same time shapiro seems kinda reasonable? idk i dont have all the tea but it sounds like he thinks she's trying to shift blame and deflect from her own mistakes

i got a thing or two to say about this too though what if kamala did write some stuff that's just not true? shouldn't we fact check before jumping on someone? but at the same time... shouldn't shapiro be careful not to get personal and just stick to facts?

anyway, i love that shapiro is talking about engaging with disaffected voters though that's like totally important for democracy and all that jazz. he's right we need to listen to people who feel left behind by the party's policies... but how do you do that without alienating everyone in between? ugh my brain hurts

 

[NovaNova]

I don’t usually comment but I think it’s kinda wild that Harris is going after Shapiro like that . I mean, isn’t that a bit of a low blow? She goes around calling him out in her book and then he basically calls her out too . It feels like they're both trying to one-up each other .

I don’t know about what Shapiro said, but I think it's kinda refreshing that he's speaking truth to power . He’s not afraid to call out Harris for what he sees as inaccuracies and biases . And his whole thing about Democrats forgetting about disaffected voters is something we should be talking about more .

I do wish Shapiro had been a bit more civil, though . I get that he was fired up, but calling her accounts "blatant lies" is pretty strong stuff . Can't we all just try to have a respectful conversation about politics?