Key Points Summary: Biden Blames Kamala

• Biden blames Kamala loss partly on sexism and racism

• He takes responsibility for Trump’s 2024 victory

• Biden slams claims about his age and cognitive decline

• He says Democratic donors pushed him to quit

• Jill Biden defends him, slams talk of protective cocoon

• Biden says Kamala faces a tough political choice

• He blasts Trump, calling his first 100 days a disaster

Joe Biden is speaking out at last. And he is not holding back.

The former president broke his silence on national TV. During a fiery interview on ABC’s “The View,” Biden reflected on the Democrats’ crushing defeat in 2024. His words were candid and emotional.

Biden blames Kamala Harris’ loss on more than just politics. He pointed directly at sexism and racism.

“They went the sexist route,” Biden said. He blasted those who claimed “a woman couldn’t lead the country and a woman of mixed race” didn’t belong at the top.

Biden Blames Kamala Loss On Sexism And Racism

The 82-year-old didn’t dodge responsibility. Biden admitted Trump’s shocking win last fall happened on his watch.

“I was in charge, and he won, so I take responsibility,” Biden said calmly but seriously.

Still, he feels Kamala faced unfair obstacles. Gender and race, he believes, played a huge part in her defeat.

While Biden stayed quiet for months, that silence is now over. Tradition says former presidents stay out of politics for at least 100 days. Biden followed the rule—until now.

Not Backing Down On Age Concerns

Biden also addressed brutal questions about his own abilities. Critics slammed his shaky debate performance last June. Many said he looked confused and weak.

But Biden fought back. He rejected claims of cognitive decline. He also refused to criticize Democrats who pushed him to exit the race.

“They didn’t buy into the age stuff,” Biden said. But he added that powerful party leaders and donors felt otherwise.

“The only reason I got out of the race was because I didn’t want to divide the Democratic Party,” he explained.

Jill Biden Joins The Defense

For the first time since leaving Washington, Biden appeared alongside his wife, Jill. She came ready to protect her husband’s legacy.

Jill strongly rejected claims she shielded Biden from scrutiny. Many critics accused her of creating a “cocoon” around him.

“It was very hurtful, especially from our so-called friends,” Jill said with emotion.

“I was with Joe day and night. He wasn’t hiding,” she insisted. She pointed to public speeches and Oval Office meetings as proof.

Kamala’s Next Step Is Unclear

Biden blames Kamala’s election loss on prejudice, but he also says she faces a difficult road ahead.

“She’s got a tough decision to make,” Biden admitted. He refused to reveal his private advice but said he hopes Kamala stays in politics.

His words hinted at internal party uncertainty. Harris, once seen as Biden’s heir, now faces a clouded future.

Biden Unleashes On Trump

As the interview heated up, Biden did not hold back on his old rival.

“He’s had the worst 100 days any president has ever had,” Biden said, slamming Trump’s start to his new term.

There was no sugarcoating his disdain. Though careful not to step too far back into the political arena, Biden’s words sent a clear signal.

The White House stayed quiet after Biden’s attack. No comment was offered when asked.

Biden Blames Kamala But Owns His Role

Biden’s message was mixed yet emotional. He blames Kamala’s loss partly on a sexist and racist electorate. Still, he accepts the weight of his own failure.

“I was in charge,” Biden said again, not dodging his role in the disastrous election.

This rare public moment showed Biden in a different light. Part proud, part regretful, and entirely focused on protecting his and Kamala’s legacy.

A Divided Party And A Difficult Road Ahead

Biden blames Kamala’s downfall on societal issues. But his party remains fractured. Donors lost faith. Leadership looked elsewhere.

The coming months will be critical. Kamala Harris must decide whether to fight on. Biden, meanwhile, seems content stepping aside, though his voice still carries weight.

As Trump continues to dominate headlines, Biden’s return to the spotlight sends shockwaves.

Whether or not Harris takes Biden’s advice, one thing is clear. The political scars of 2024 are far from healed.