Morgan Criticizes Harris' Campaign Spending and Future

Prominent Democratic megadonor John Morgan has severely criticized Vice President Kamala Harris for her campaign's financial mismanagement, suggesting that her $1.5 billion spending spree, which left the campaign $20 million in debt, disqualifies her from future political office. Morgan, speaking on Chris Cuomo's NewsNation show, described the campaign as chaotic, with excessive spending on ads and events driven by 'ego' and commissions rather than strategic objectives. He argued that donors were motivated to defeat Trump rather than support Harris, and expressed concerns about her ability to manage finances, questioning, 'If you can't run a campaign, you can't run America.' Despite reported internal chaos within the Democratic National Committee (DNC) and staff departures, the Harris campaign's CFO, Patrick Stauffer, insists there are no outstanding debts. Morgan's comments highlight significant trust issues within the party, with figures like Nancy Pelosi and Barack Obama reportedly hesitant to back Harris, further casting doubt on her political future.