'Not a conspiracy theorist': Harris fundraiser floats idea Trump colluding with Putin, Israel to win election

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A member of Vice President Kamala Harris’ national finance committee says that her social media posts questioning if former President Donald Trump is colluding with Israel, Russia and Saudi Arabia to boost his election hopes are "absolutely valid," and she denies being a "conspiracy theorist."

DNC National Finance Committee member Lindy Li has posted to X several times in recent days, speculating about potential coordination between the GOP presidential nominee and numerous foreign governments.

"Did Trump collude with Netanyahu to block a ceasefire to help him win the election? Did Trump conspire with the Saudi Crown Prince to jack up gas prices to help him win? Did he and Putin agree to delay ending the war in Ukraine til after the election?" Li posted on Tuesday. "Americans deserve answers."

Li is a Philadelphia-area Democratic activist and strategist who serves as a national finance committee member for the Harris-Walz campaign. Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro appointed her last year as a commissioner for the state to serve on the Governor's Advisory Commission on Asian American and Pacific Islander Affairs, and Li is considered one of the top "influencers shaping the 2024 election," according to Wired.

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Li denied she was promoting any conspiracy theories and told Fox