Are Democrats nearly bankrupt?

 Headline USA:

DNC Union Announces GoFundMe in Response to Committee Layoffs

'We are heartbroken to see our colleagues–who dedicated countless hours to electing Democrats up and down the ballot–depart under these circumstances, and we are furious with DNC leadership for failing to provide severance to those affected...'

The Democrats spent over a billion dollars on their 2024 campaign to try to get Harris elected while Trump spent a more modest amount on his campaign.  They then laid off two-thirds of their staff.

See also:

The ‘Harris Fight Fund’ fundraising emails reveal a campaign without shame

The donation requests will continue unless morale improves

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 It has been twenty days since Vice President Kamala Harris conceded the presidential race to Donald J. Trump — and while the joyful warrior is decompressing from her defeat in Hawaii, her team continues to blast out emails begging her downtrodden supporters for more money. 

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