Overview
- Addressing a sold-out crowd at The Masonic on Oct. 5, she promoted a memoir that publisher Simon & Schuster says sold 350,000 copies in its first week.
- She described election night as “traumatic,” saying she had not felt comparable grief since her mother’s death.
- Pressed on the 2024 timeline, she said Joe Biden’s withdrawal left too little runway, adding, “we needed more time.”
- She urged voters to support California’s Proposition 50, a November measure to allow a new congressional map that analysts expect would benefit Democrats.
- In discussing her running-mate deliberations, she noted considering Pete Buttigieg in the book while emphasizing her praise for Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz.