Kamala Harris campaign says raised 3 times more money than Trump in August
Vice President Kamala Harris goes into the home stretch of the 2024 White House race with a total of $404 million in cash.
Vice President Kamala Harris goes into the home stretch of the 2024 White House race with a total of $404 million in cash.
The Kamala Harris campaign said Friday it raised $361 million in August, which is nearly three times more than the $130 million raised by the team of her Republican rival and former President Donald Trump.
Former President Donald Trump’s recent attempt to position the Republican Party as a leader on in-vitro fertilisation (IVF) ahead of November's election highlights a critical and complex issue within the GOP.
In a bid to lower expectations and energise Democrats, US Vice-President Kamala Harris's campaign team described itself as the "clear underdogs" in a note on Sunday and said the 2024 White House race will be decided by "razor-thin" margins in the battleground states as in 2020.
Whether it is an arranged marriage organized through traditional matchmakers or a Western-style wedding planned by the couple themselves after multiple dates and perhaps a period of cohabitation, the basic purpose is the same.
The US President said his administration will defend the rights enshrined in the country's Constitution that enable people of all faiths to worship according to their beliefs.
The countries also called on the Afghan government and the Taliban to exchange a considerable number of prisoners at the beginning of the internal negotiations.
The 448-page Mueller report did not conclude that there was a criminal conspiracy between Moscow and the Trump campaign to influence the 2016 US presidential election.
Meanwhile, Americans poring over the 122-page list of products to be impacted realize that nothing will be spared, quite literally, because the threatened penal tariff regime covers just about the entire export basket from Beijing, at an estimated $550 billion.
Democrats roundly criticized the president's comment, with some contemplating a House vote to condemn his language.
