Kamala Harris’ campaign manager Jen O’Malley Dillon sent a letter to staff indicating the Vice President spoke with Donald Trump to concede the election and laid out plans for the future.
The memo, obtained by Washington Post reporter Tyler Pager, had all the emotions of somebody who just lost a loved one.
Dillon recalled the substance of the conversation between Harris and Trump, assuring there would be a peaceful transfer of power and discussing the need for their opponent to be a President “for all Americans.”
She complained that the entire operation was behind the eight-ball from the start, being forced to throw together a campaign in essentially 90 days (they had the infrastructure of Biden’s campaign and a four-year track record to work with).
“You stared down unprecedented headwinds and obstacles that were largely out of our control,” she lamented.
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