English playwright William Congreve said, “Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned.” Vice President Kamala Harris is dealing with the fury of a scorned, dementia-ridden career party hack desperate to preserve his legacy and the multitude of staffers who have carved out their place in politics on the back of surprisingly still-President Joe Biden.

Politicians change positions based on ever-evolving incentive structures. Former deputy chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee and Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) ally Tulsi Gabbard is a Trump campaign surrogate, and former Vice President Dick Cheney, the architect of the second Iraq War, has endorsed the same candidate as the members of the anti-war, anarchist rock band Rage Against the Machine.