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Kamala Harris sees surge in big money support after Biden drops out of race

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Kamala Harris sees surge in big money support after Biden drops out of race

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News@lemmy.worldEnglish · 2 months ago

Vice President Kamala Harris is already taking control of Joe Biden's massive campaign war chest after his departure from the 2024 race.

Kamala Harris is already seeing a wave of big money donor support since President Joe Biden dropped out of the race.
Some of the party’s top financiers opted to hold back funds after Biden’s June debate performance drew concerns from Democrats about his mental acuity.
The progressive donation platform ActBlue said it raised $46.7 million after Biden endorsed Harris.

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I’m from Germany. We have a totally different political landscape and understanding of democracy here.
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  If you think politicians don’t do campaigns in Germany, you’ve never been outside.
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    They do. But that’s usually limited to just posters plastered all over streets.

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