You’re not allowed to comment. You’ll be put in silent lunch. Of course, this only applies to those with melanin deficiencies.
Look at the billionaires stepping up again!! The Dems are really good at this, meanwhile Sanders and AOC fly around in private jets pretending to attack billionaires.
Just wow….
Newsom’s committee raised roughly $120 million, an extraordinary sum in a compressed time frame. That was about three times what the main opposition committees could muster.
On the yes side, organized labor has been a major benefactor, pouring in more than $20 million. Wealthy individuals have cut enormous checks, too, led by George Soros ($10 million, through his nonprofit), tech investor Michael Moritz ($3 million), Netflix CEO Reed Hastings ($2 million), and Cargill heiress Gwendolyn Sontheim ($2 million).
National Democrats have stepped up, with House Democrats’ super PAC supplying roughly $15 million and the Democratic Governors Association adding $2 million. Billionaire donor Tom Steyer has also launched his own $12 million ad blitz, irking some Democrats who have argued he muddled the campaign’s message.
Opponents relied largely on big checks from Berkshire Hathaway heir Charles Munger Jr., who championed the earlier ballot initiatives creating California’s independent redistricting system, and from a national Republican Super PAC. Munger has donated more than $30 million while Congressional Leadership Fund has sent $13 million.
Even so, Jeffries’ endorsement (of Mamdani) was significant because he’s likely to become House speaker if Democrats win back the majority in next year’s election.
“He wants to destroy New York,” Trump said at an event in Des Moines in July. “I love New York, and we’re not going to let him do that. … America is never going to be communist in any way, shape or form, and that includes New York City.”
Thank God for Trump! A president who understands the radical takeover of America.
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