Vice President Kamala Harris held her inaugural campaign fundraiser in Pittsfield, Massachusetts, raising over $1.4 million, significantly exceeding her original goal of $400,000. During the event, attended by notable Democrats and musicians, she positioned her campaign as an underdog against Republican nominee Donald Trump, emphasizing her commitment to advancing American freedoms. Harris criticized Trump's past remarks and actions, labeling them as 'weird' and asserting that he aims to regress the country. With over $100 million raised shortly after President Biden's exit from the race, her campaign has gained momentum and volunteer support. She highlighted her resolve to combat Trump's policies, reflecting confidence in her campaign's direction as the election approaches. The event underlined her status as the presumptive Democratic nominee and showcased a surge in donor enthusiasm.