Overview
- Josh Shapiro told The Atlantic that Kamala Harris’s account of his vice‑presidential vetting contains “blatant lies.”
- Harris’s memoir describes Shapiro musing about being in every decision, prompting her reminder that a vice president is not a co‑president.
- She also wrote that he asked about bedrooms at the Naval Observatory and considered borrowing Pennsylvania art for the residence, details he flatly denied.
- Tim Alberta reported that Shapiro “snapped” when asked if he felt betrayed and quoted him saying Harris is trying to sell books.
- Shapiro defended his conduct by saying he asked many questions because the discussion was about forming a working partnership.