Voters were right to reject Kamala Harris's contempt for them

Every day that passes makes one truth more clear: Kamala Harris disdains the American people, and it is undeniable that her loss in November was a good thing for the country.

Harris’s book, 107 Days, details that Harris wanted to choose then-Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg as her running mate. The logic there is sound: Buttigieg is well-spoken, a solid debater, and would have an otherwise clean political record were it not for his failures at the Transportation Department. He would certainly be a better choice than Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, who was a bad debater, rife with scandals, and far more of a liability than an asset when it came to winning over swing voters.