After losing the 2024 election, Vice President Kamala Harris slipped away to Hawaii for six days and holed up in a seven-million-dollar mansion to lick her wounds. As Number Two in an administration, and in the waning days of her role as vice president, one would think she would try to make an impression that would perhaps negate the failed vice presidency and the failed presidential run and set her up for the next big thing. Harris is reportedly in talks for a lucrative book deal and is rumored to be thinking about a run for California governor. But instead of ending her final days in Washington, D.C., with esteem, she appears to be choosing ignominy.
When Harris returned on January 6 to fulfill her Constitutional duty as President of the Senate to certify the 2024 election, it offered her an opportunity for magnanimity and engagement, and some of this was…
