Financial Strain: Harris Campaign's Spending Under Scrutiny

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Democratic leaders are concerned about potential debt from Kamala Harris' campaign, which could impact the Democratic National Committee's financial stability. Despite raising over $1 billion, the campaign may end with significant debt, complicating future party rebuilding efforts. Tensions exist between Harris' team and DNC chair Jaime Harrison over spending decisions. The campaign's heavy investment in advertising and events, including a costly town hall with Oprah Winfrey's production company, has been scrutinized, especially after failing to win swing states in the election.
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