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Some Democratic donors and political operatives have quietly been working to help an anti-abortion activist qualify for the presidential ballot in swing states and assist his campaign, part of an attempt to siphon votes away from the Republican ticket, according to four people with knowledge of the plans.
The Trump campaign said that it and its allied groups had raised $139 million in July, an enormous sum — but well short of the $200 million Vice President Kamala Harris’s campaign said it brought in amid a huge burst of enthusiasm about her candidacy.
A Democratic Party megadonor doesn't believe VP Kamala Harris can beat former President Trump and is refusing to donate to her campaign.
Fox News host Jesse Watters highlights how Vice President Kamala Harris is receiving support from many Democrats after President Biden's exit from the 2024 race on "Jesse Watters Primetime."
Vice President Kamala Harris has now been endorsed by President Joe Biden, making it all but guaranteed that she’ll feature on top of the Democratic party ticket and take on Donald Trump in November’s election.
Ever since Donald J. Trump won the presidency, Democrats have stuck to a winning electoral playbook: From congressional races to presidential ones, they’ve nominated well-liked, moderate candidates who could appeal to nearly any voter who disliked Mr. Trump and his allies.
Democrats, both elected and rank-and-file, exhaled sighs of relief on Sunday afternoon, believing their hopes of defeating former President Donald Trump’s political comeback had earned an improbable second life.
WASHINGTON — Sen. Michael Bennet of Colorado on Tuesday night became the first Senate Democrat to publicly say President Joe Biden can’t win the election, he but stopped short of calling for him to withdraw from the race.