Democratic meme makers are excited about Harris' candidacy and see an opportunity to create engaging content that resonates with liberal creators.
Senator Jon Ossoff believes Georgia is now a battleground state.
Vice President Kamala Harris' presidential campaign has gained significant momentum with over $200 million in funding from Democrats.
Vice President Kamala Harris's presidential campaign has gained significant momentum since her announcement, with Democrats expressing enthusiasm and confidence in her ability to make a strong case against former President Trump. According to reports, Harris's campaign launch was met with over $200 million in funding from Democrats. The excitement among Democrats is not just about the enthusiasm for Harris herself, but also about the potential she holds in making a compelling argument against Trump.
Democratic meme makers are also excited about Harris's campaign, as they see an opportunity to create engaging and shareable content that resonates with liberal creators. The Rebel Alliance, a group chat of left-wing creators, expressed genuine excitement towards Harris's candidacy. John Sellers, co-founder of The Other 98 Percent, described the mood among liberal creators as one where they are no longer trying to manufacture excitement but rather feeling it organically.
Harris' presidential campaign raised over $200 million in its first week.
Major Democratic donors are flocking to Kamala Harris.
Despite some initial skepticism, Harris' team has elevated her standing with the party's funders in the current race.
Among South Asian donors, enthusiasm for Harris' rise to the top of the ticket has been 'off the charts'
Harris early financial struggles were a product of the competitive 2020 primary, during which party money was spread out among Democratic candidates and she had not yet been introduced to a national audience.
As of the end of June, the Democratic operation had a total of $237 million cash on hand, compared to $281 million across Trump's operation.
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The article makes editorializing statements and uses emotional manipulation by stating 'Donors told POLITICO that with Harris assuming Biden’s spot at the top of the ticket, they are now more willing to support a Democratic presidential candidate again.' This statement is not factual and is an opinion. The article also engages in selective reporting by only mentioning positive aspects of Harris' fundraising efforts and ignoring any potential negatives.
The enthusiasm gap, the excitement gap, has been erased.
Donors told POLITICO that with Harris assuming Biden’s spot at the top of the ticket, they are now more willing to support a Democratic presidential candidate again.
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The article does not contain any explicit logical fallacies. However, there are some instances of appeals to emotion and authority. The author states that 'Major Democratic donors are already flocking to Kamala Harris' and quotes a donor saying 'The enthusiasm gap, the excitement gap, has been erased.' These statements appeal to the emotions of the readers and do not provide any logical reasoning for why this is the case. Additionally, there are several instances where individuals are quoted as stating their opinions about Harris or her chances in the election. These statements represent appeals to authority as they rely on the opinions of these individuals rather than providing any logical reasoning or evidence to support their claims.
]Major Democratic donors are already flocking to Kamala Harris[
Sen. Jon Ossoff believes Georgia is in play for Democrats due to Vice President Harris’ campaign performance
Vice President Harris is performing competitively against former President Trump in Georgia polls
Democrats have coalesced around Harris’ campaign with no other candidate challenging her for the nomination
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Harris has outperformed Biden among key demographics such as young people, Black voters, and Hispanic voters
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The author, Nick Robertson, presents some statements without providing evidence or context. There is an appeal to authority when citing polls and the MSNBC interview with Rev. Al Sharpton. Additionally, there is a dichotomous depiction by presenting only Ossoff's positive view on Harris' campaign performance.
. . . new polling shows Harris performing much more competitively in the state.
She was just 2 points behind Trump in a The Hill/Emerson College poll Thursday, within the margin of error.
Harris has significantly outperformed Biden in polling among young people, Black voters, and Hispanic voters.
In the three Georgia polls since Harris launched her campaign last week, she trails Trump by 1, 2 and 4 points, respectively.
