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HARRIS CONFRONTS SOME SKEPTICISM AFTER BIDEN DISPATCHES HER TO DONOR LAND

The vice president has helped raise millions. But even her supporters think she
could (and even should) be deployed differently.



“She has been a superstar for us. She is willing to go anywhere,” said Chris
Korge, finance chair of the Biden Victory Fund of Vice President Kamala Harris.
| Amy Harris/Invision/AP Photo

By Hailey Fuchs, Holly Otterbein and Eugene Daniels

07/28/2023 04:30 AM EDT

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When President Joe Biden scrambled to raise money for his re-election campaign
last month, he tapped his running mate, Kamala Harris, to headline fundraising
receptions across the country.

By all accounts, the events were a success, with one LGBTQ gala in New York City
bringing in $1.25 million, more money than it had during any previous year in
its decades-long history.



But, privately, the fundraisers did little to calm concerns among a group of
high-powered Democratic donors over Harris’ place on the ticket.



Interviews with nine donors and top donor advisers revealed that some of the
biggest money-men and women in the Democratic Party remain lukewarm to the vice
president even as she has taken on more of the responsibility of wooing them.
Two of those donors went so far as to say the party’s fundraising class was
reluctant to host big-money events headlined by Harris because of concerns that
she wouldn’t be enough of a draw. Others who have worked with her on fundraisers
complained that there was little follow-up after the events.

Within fundraising circles, it is not uncommon to hear chatter about whether
Biden should replace Harris on the ticket, with one particularly
untethered-to-reality fantasy — that she gets nominated for the next Supreme
Court vacancy — popping up “all the time,” as attorney John Morgan, a Biden
bundler and major Democratic contributor, put it.

“When I talk to ’em, when I’m around people, everybody knows the problem, and
everybody knows there’s no solution to the problem,” Morgan said of his
conversations with other Biden supporters. “She’s not going anywhere. If you try
to move her out, you’re gonna have the K Hive come at you with everything they
have.”

Morgan has a reputation as one of the more outspoken — and politically bombastic
— members of the Biden donor class. But his sentiments, to a degree, reflect the
chill that persists between certain corners of the donor universe and the vice
president’s office. It’s a chill that has created tension within the party right
as the general election campaign starts coming into focus.

Harris’ place on the ticket has long been secure. And her defenders argue that
sentiments like Morgan’s are not just damaging but farcical.

By all accounts, the events were a success, with one LGBTQ gala in New York City
bringing in $1.25 million, more money than it had during any previous year in
its decades-long history. | Mary Altaffer/AP Photo

Vice presidents have historically not been as much of an attraction as the
commander in chief for donors, who often expect access in return for their
checks. One senior official at the Democratic National Committee said the same
concerns circulated around Biden’s fundraising abilities when he was the vice
president in 2012. Democratic officials also insist that Harris is a formidable
fundraiser who has routinely met or exceeded her goals while headlining a dozen
events for Biden and the DNC this year.




“She has been a superstar for us. She is willing to go anywhere,” said Chris
Korge, finance chair of the Biden Victory Fund. “I cannot tell you how many
donors, because that’s who I deal with, have told me after they see her in
action … ‘She is really good.’ They literally give her superstar status. So
whoever talked to you probably has not been to an event with her.”

The frictions echo a longstanding tension within the Democratic Party on the
fault line of race. The traditional donor class is largely comprised of older,
white men, and Black politicians have long argued that such networks aren’t
fully accessible to them. Harris — the first Black, Asian and female vice
president — has been a successful fundraiser in the past. But even her diehard
supporters have grown fearful that a cool relationship between her and some
donors could pose a challenge if she runs for president in 2028. Some of Biden’s
top contributors, they said, likely wouldn’t be there for her in such a
campaign.

Harris world has taken steps designed, it appears, to smooth things out. Some
Democratic fundraisers said her team has been trying to bolster relationships
with donors lately. They said that Harris has been more active at recent
receptions and other events, working the crowds and going table-to-table to
court donors.

“Part of what it takes is really working at the engagements, going to campaign
events and, like Bill Clinton or Joe Biden, looking people in the eye and making
them think you’re interested in them and you’re interested in forming
relationships with them,” said Alan Kessler, a Biden bundler and longtime
Democratic fundraiser. “I think she and anybody else at that level is capable of
doing that.”

Some donors also said that there recently has been more outreach with them after
events.

“She certainly has loyal friends who have been inspired to organize support for
her over the years. For the first year many of those people felt disconnected,”
said Neil Makhija, a Democratic fundraiser and president of the civic group
Indian American Impact. “But that started to change post-Covid and in the second
half of the term, where people were able to reconnect with the V.P. through
gatherings at the residence and on the road.”

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Why Kamala Harris Is A Better VP Than You Think

By Julia Azari | July 26, 2023 10:00 AM

Korge acknowledged that he still gets complaints from donors who feel they
weren’t appreciated after 2020. “Every day we try to do better,” he said,
pointing to a donor summit in April with Biden and Harris as an example.

Democrats involved in fundraising said that staff turnover earlier in Harris’
term contributed to the difficulties she’s confronted on the donor circuit. For
others, it was the primary debate four years ago where she attacked Biden that
made them sour. There is a general nervousness about her poor approval ratings,
even though she and Biden have similar numbers.

“They don’t necessarily blame her, but it is what it is. We want to win, and
people know that Kamala’s got a lot of work to do to make up for a couple of
years [of a lack of popularity],” said one Democratic donor who was granted
anonymity to speak frankly.

Biden himself has never been a prolific fundraiser. He struggled to raise money
for his first two bids for the White House before bringing in historic levels of
funds when facing off against Donald Trump in 2020. But one bundler for the
president said that Biden now generates more excitement among donors than his
running mate. That bundler said that if they were asked to host a fundraiser
headlined by Harris it would be harder to recruit fellow donors.


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“People just don’t seem to be enamored with her,” the bundler added, speaking on
condition of anonymity to offer a candid assessment of the situation.

Other bundlers denied that putting a Harris event together has proven to be a
difficult draw. Former White House social secretary Desiree Rogers, who hosted
an event in Chicago with “at least 90” donors on Monday, said that the host
committee eventually had to turn off the registration link because of so much
interest. The event easily raised more than $300,000, which was $50,000 higher
than their original goal.

Rogers said interest in seeing Harris hit a fever pitch after the vice president
traveled to Florida and castigated the state and its governor, Ron DeSantis, for
changes to its teaching standards surrounding the teaching of slavery.

“I got so many phone calls at the end. We had a wait list of people. And in fact
when we shut down the site, I think it just gained momentum,” Rogers told
POLITICO.

Florida

‘They insult us': Harris hits DeSantis over Florida’s new U.S. history standards

By Gary Fineout and Kimberly Leonard | July 21, 2023 10:38 AM

Still, some Democratic donors and strategists argued that the party would
benefit by cultivating a more diverse universe of contributors to back Harris,
both for the sake of the party itself or her personally if she decides to run
for president in 2028.

Stefanie Brown James, co-founder of The Collective PAC, which helps elect
African American candidates, said that Black women often face financial hurdles
when running for higher office.

“We often see with Black women who are running statewide or federally that they
don’t have maybe those entrenched relationships through the party
infrastructure,” she said, “which is going to have a database that is primarily
older, primarily white, primarily men.”

She said that figuring out how to best utilize Harris for fundraising “is a
challenge, but something that needs to be figured out on the campaign side.”

Harris has done five fundraisers so far this year — and had two last year — with
hosts and donors of color, according to a DNC official. But Korge, the Biden
Victory Fund finance chair, said “we need to do better with Hispanics and Black
donors, and I do think that part of my job … is for us to try to re-engage a lot
of our donors of color as well as build a more diverse group of younger donors.”

Harris, he said, “is a great person to help us do that.”


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