The deadbeat speaks. "I swear (or affirm) that I will be faithful and bear true allegiance to His Majesty King Charles the Third, King of Canada, his heirs and successors, and that I will faithfully observe the laws of Canada and fulfil my duties as a Canadian citizen."
Wildchild nails another one. I cant keep track of all these and problem need to start a thread detailing my great calls. How Kamala Harris plowed through $1 billion In October, weeks before the2024election, the word was out: Vice President Kamala Harris had fundraised north of $1 billion. The haul, theNew York Timesreportedupon breaking the news, was historic because of the short period of time, just three months, that it flooded in. It was ultimately no use. On Tuesday,Donald Trumpmade history and became only the second former president to win a nonconsecutive term. After surviving two assassination attempts on the campaign trail, Trump dominated Harris in battleground states to emerge as thepresident-elect. And he did so with far less cash. The story of how Harris pocketed record sums while failing to gain support from voters will be studied by campaigns for decades to come. Democrats who successfully pressured octogenarian PresidentJoe Bidento pass the torch to the formerCaliforniasenator are now conducting an internalautopsyof the 2024 race, in which Trump raised and spent hundreds of millions of dollars less than Harris. “A billion dollars paled in comparison to the increased prices Americans were seeing across the country,” Tom Fitton, president of the conservative group Judicial Watch and a longtime Trump ally, told theWashington Examiner. “Voters weren’t fooled.” The Harris campaign and its affiliated committees dropped more than $654 million on advertising from July 22 to Election Day, whereas Trump spent $378 million, or 57% less, in the same category, according to data from AdImpact. Future Forward, the $500 million “ad-testing factory” and super PAC that supported Harris, was areliable clearinghouse for checksfrom wealthy Democrats such as Reid Hoffman, George Soros, Michael Bloomberg, and Dustin Moskovitz. And anonymous donations, or so-called “dark money,” alsobenefited Harrisat a faster and more substantial clip than Trump thanks to lax federal laws that progressives often criticize but, nonetheless, exploited in 2024. The Harris campaign declined to comment on its finances. A fuller portrait will be public after the election, as the Federal Election Commissionmandatespost-general election reports for candidates within 30 days. In mid-October, the Harris campaign disclosed that it had spent over $880 million this election, almost $526 million greater than the roughly $354 million that the Trump campaign had disclosed spending, according to aWashington Examineranalysis of federal filings. Much of the Harris campaign’s spending was allocated for digital media advertising, polling, and travel from state to state,includingto a private jet company calledAdvanced Aviation. Payroll and the taxes that accompanied it accounted for $56.6 million of the Harris campaign’s spending. In comparison, the Trump campaign reported spending $9 million on payroll — employing hundreds fewer staff members.
Absolutely nailed this. Real Cost of Harris Event With Oprah Leaked as Campaign Struggles With Bills Vice PresidentKamala Harris'campaign, which spent $100 million per week during her condensed run for the presidency, is still flooding supporter’s inboxes with requests for cash. That’s led to heightened scrutiny about how the campaign spent its record war chest and still ended up no match for President-elect Donald Trump’s MAGA roadshow. Among the eye-popping expenses was a $1 million paid to Oprah Winfrey’s production firm, Harpo Productions, for a town hall event the television star hosted with Harris in September. The full price tag for the event, meanwhile, was more than just the fee for Harpo: theNew York Times, citing two people briefed on the details,reportedSunday that it amounted to to $2.5 million. That amount is sure to further bewilder critics, who had already falsely accused Winfrey of pocketing the money herself. “I was not paid a dime,” Winfrey wrote in an Instagram comment. “For the live-streaming event in September, my production company Harpo was asked to bring in set design, lights, cameras, crew, producers and every other item necessary (including the benches and the chairs we sat on) to put on a live production. I did not take any personal fee. However, the people who worked on that production needed to be paid. And were. End of story.”
FOREIGNER DOWN. Wildchild Absolutely nailed this. Real Cost of Harris Event With Oprah Leaked as Campaign Struggles With Bills Vice PresidentKamala Harris'campaign, which spent $100 million per week during her condensed run for the presidency, is still flooding supporter’s inboxes with requests for cash. That’s led to heightened scrutiny about how the campaign spent its record war chest and still ended up no match for President-elect Donald Trump’s MAGA roadshow. Among the eye-popping expenses was a $1 million paid to Oprah Winfrey’s production firm, Harpo Productions, for a town hall event the television star hosted with Harris in September. The full price tag for the event, meanwhile, was more than just the fee for Harpo: theNew York Times, citing two people briefed on the details,reportedSunday that it amounted to to $2.5 million. That amount is sure to further bewilder critics, who had already falsely accused Winfrey of pocketing the money herself. “I was not paid a dime,” Winfrey wrote in an Instagram comment. “For the live-streaming event in September, my production company Harpo was asked to bring in set design, lights, cameras, crew, producers and every other item necessary (including the benches and the chairs we sat on) to put on a live production. I did not take any personal fee. However, the people who worked on that production needed to be paid. And were. End of story.”
Monobrowtrading, a Kamala Harris supporter, gets destroyed. Vice PresidentKamala Harris'campaign, which spent $100 million per week during her condensed run for the presidency, is still flooding supporter’s inboxes with requests for cash. That’s led to heightened scrutiny about how the campaign spent its record war chest and still ended up no match for President-elect Donald Trump’s MAGA roadshow. Among the eye-popping expenses was a $1 million paid to Oprah Winfrey’s production firm, Harpo Productions, for a town hall event the television star hosted with Harris in September. The full price tag for the event, meanwhile, was more than just the fee for Harpo: theNew York Times, citing two people briefed on the details,reportedSunday that it amounted to to $2.5 million. That amount is sure to further bewilder critics, who had already falsely accused Winfrey of pocketing the money herself. “I was not paid a dime,” Winfrey wrote in an Instagram comment. “For the live-streaming event in September, my production company Harpo was asked to bring in set design, lights, cameras, crew, producers and every other item necessary (including the benches and the chairs we sat on) to put on a live production. I did not take any personal fee. However, the people who worked on that production needed to be paid. And were. End of story.” VICTORY!!!!!
The only thing you nailed was a bottle of Seagrams and your tubba wife. Getting cold in Canada, Karenchild?
More absolutely disgusting behavior by these leftists. They are always really generous with other people's money. It all sounds like a ponzi scheme to me. https://nypost.com/2024/11/30/us-ne...l-begging-for-cash-weeks-after-election-loss/ Kamala Harris still begging for cash weeks after election loss Vice President Harris is still pumping Democratic donors for cash weeks after her blowout election loss — but its leaving supporters spent, critics said. “With Trump nominating MAGA loyalists left and right, there is nothing more important than making sure we can fight back and hold him accountable,” read an email from Kamala HQ which The Post received nearly three weeks after election day. “That’s why we need you to step up today. Yes, today.” “Our records show that you haven’t pitched in to support our Harris Fight Fund program yet,” the missive scolded. “We know the election didn’t turn out as we’d hoped, but we’re not backing down.” Harris raised $1.5 billion and blew it all in just 15 weeks of campaigning, finishing the race with around $20 million in debt, insiders told Politico — a claim the Harris campaign has denied.