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Kamala Kicked Out Of Democrat Party

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Democrats want nothing to do with Kamala Harris ever again!

Vice President Kamala Harris and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz are set to speak to the Democratic National Committee’s (DNC) finance directors, just as reports surface that Harris’s campaign is facing a significant financial shortfall—allegedly $20 million in debt—following what many are calling a reckless spending spree.

Prominent political donor John Morgan, speaking on NewsNation’s CUOMO, raised alarms about the way funds have been spent by Harris’s campaign. According to Morgan, those who donated money to the campaign weren’t necessarily backing Harris, but rather trying to stop former President Donald Trump. However, the flood of donations has, according to Morgan, led to mismanagement. “It was as if everyone had access to the money pot—consultants, ad buyers, all kinds of people—with only a few months to go,” Morgan explained, adding that much of the spending seemed motivated by personal gain, as consultants and ad agencies sought commissions for their work.

The campaign expenditures were eye-popping. Among the most significant was $15 million allocated for “event production,” alongside $4 million spent on private jets. Another $1 million was paid to Oprah Winfrey’s company, although the purpose of this spending remains unclear. Morgan questioned the wisdom of such lavish spending, even hinting that it might be a case of money being mishandled “legally.”

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For Morgan, the financial mismanagement casts serious doubt on Harris’s ability to handle national responsibilities. “If you can’t manage a campaign, how could you manage a country?” he asked. He further suggested that the $1.5 billion spent in just a few months on this campaign is indicative of Harris’s lack of financial discipline. “This is going to follow her forever,” Morgan added, stressing that the public and future donors would be wary of trusting her with any more funds.

Harris’s campaign, however, is pushing back against these concerns. They maintain that there are no outstanding debts or bills as of Election Day and insist that the campaign’s financials are in good standing. Still, internal turmoil within the DNC, with some staff members reportedly leaving over the financial issues, suggests that the party is struggling to address the situation.

In the eyes of many critics, the financial chaos surrounding Harris’s campaign may have long-term consequences for her political future. If she can’t be trusted with the campaign’s finances, the argument goes, how could voters entrust her with the nation’s resources?