July 27th 2024.
The excitement and support for Kamala Harris' presidential campaign shows no signs of slowing down. Just recently, Netflix co-founder Reed Hastings made a generous donation of $7 million to her campaign. It has only been a few days since President Joe Biden announced his withdrawal from the upcoming November election, and yet the momentum for Harris' candidacy continues to grow.
Hastings, who also serves as the executive chairman of Netflix, had previously expressed concern about the Democratic Party after the first presidential debate in June. However, after witnessing Harris' impressive performance, he stated, "After the depressing debate, we are in the game again." In fact, he was one of the prominent Hollywood figures who urged Biden to drop out of the 2024 Presidential Election.
In a recent post on X, Hastings congratulated Harris and declared his support for her, saying, "Congrats to Kamala Harris – now it's time to win." And Hastings is not the only one showing his support. From Beyoncé to former Democratic presidents Bill Clinton and Barack Obama, influential figures from all walks of life have come forward to endorse Harris as she vies for the Democratic nomination in the November election.
In a video posted by her campaign on Friday, former President Obama personally called Harris to express his and former First Lady Michelle Obama's endorsement and pledged their support to help her win the election. "We called to say Michelle and I couldn't be prouder to endorse you and to do everything we can to get you through this election and into the Oval Office," he told her. Michelle Obama also added, "I am proud of you. This is going to be historic."
Harris' campaign has also been breaking records in terms of fundraising. Within 24 hours of Biden's withdrawal, her campaign had already raised a staggering $81 million, and just this week, it was revealed that she had raised a whopping $250 million in just two days. These numbers are a testament to the widespread support and enthusiasm for her candidacy.
If elected, Harris would make history as the nation's first Black woman and Asian American vice president. The official nominee will be announced during the Democratic National Convention, which is set to take place in Chicago from August 19 to 22. The stage is set, and the excitement is building as Harris continues her journey towards the presidency.
In addition to breaking fundraising records, Harris' campaign has also received support from various organizations, such as Win With Black Men, which has raised $1.3 million for her. As the country eagerly awaits the election in November, one thing is certain: Kamala Harris has the support and determination to make history and lead the nation towards a brighter future.
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