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PAC paying Trump's legal fees has run out of cash — with $3M in debt: report

The Washington Post reported that Vice President Kamala Harris has a huge cash advantage over Donald Trump in the 2024 race after bringing in $1 billion in fewer than three months on the campaign trail.

^{Sarah K. Burris (Raw Story - Celebrating 20 Years of Independent Journalism)}

So what happens now?

Well, I think this was planned, I mean a break from campaigning for Covid only to step down instead of continuing his campaign? Considering how he's done almost everything as president, this shouldn't be a surprise, after all, it seems like as soon as he did, everyone starts backing her? Yeah, me thinks he took the time to make sure she would have full or at least majority support before quitting.

Really the only question at this point is how this effects the ballots as the primaries have already been held, and the candidates picked. Should we vote Biden/Harris? What happens if we elect him when he's no longer running? Or will the ballots be updated? New primaries maybe?

The ballots are really the only thing that has me worried right now, but I'll wait to panic

#uspol #harris2024 #biden

Who else from #STL has seen their ads?

Who is running Bush's campaign, but they're really doing their best to make her look bad. Bell's ads focus on what he perceives as her failures, failure to pass any bills, voting against the Infrastructure Act and generally not supporting Biden.

Her response?
To call him out for campaigning for a Republican, something he addressed at least a month ago, an old friend of his, and it was IIRC before he was even running for any office. Based on her ads, in a time where everyone is complaining about division, being friendly with Republicans is proof that he isn't a real Democrat.

Is it me, or is this old school mud slinging?

EDIT
Ok, to help me choose, this just came out: commondreams.org/news/wesley-b…

Honestly not sure how I feel about either one of them at this point.

#uspol #mo #missouri

'Scathing' Report Exposes Broken Promises of Cori Bush's Primary Challenger

"Wesley Bell promised long overdue reforms in St. Louis County, but—like his predecessor, Bob McCulloch—he's continued to punish primarily poor and working people," said the Working Families Party national director.

^{jessica-corbett (Common Dreams)}