The white dudes for harris call was exactly what you would have expected

The White Dudes for Harris Call Was Exactly What You Would Have Expected

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July 30, 2024

New York, NY — The “White Dudes for Harris” campaign held a virtual rally on Monday evening to support Vice President Kamala Harris’s presidential bid. The event, attended by nearly 200,000 participants, allegedly raised over $4 million in just a few hours.

Nothing America did not already know, or believe about the call ahead of time happened during the call.

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However, the call was exactly what you would have expected. There were no surprises. No revelations from from white dude Trump supporters switching their vote. It was the world’s largest gathering of liberal men, weeping in fear over the possibility of Donald Trump becoming the 47th President of the United States.

The online rally featured notable speakers, including former presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg, who headlined the event. Buttigieg’s participation helped draw over 12,000 registrants, energizing Harris’s campaign by mobilizing male voters, particularly white men​.

Buttigieg said abortion is ‘freeing’ for white men.

The event followed a series of demographic-specific virtual meetings, including “Karens for Kamala,” which saw 164,000 white women join a Zoom call last Thursday to show their support for Harris. This series of events aims to consolidate diverse support bases for Harris as she continues her campaign​.

The racial baiting in the Harris campaign is confusing to outsiders as the Democrat party and the left often remind Americans that gender and race are not to be identified, yet the campaign is sticking to heavily racial and gender-based tones intent on dividing and identifying.

However, the event faced unexpected challenges when the “White Dudes for Harris” Twitter account was temporarily suspended. Organizer Ross Morales Rocketto accused Elon Musk of fearing the campaign’s success, especially given the substantial funds raised. The account was later reinstated, and a backup account quickly gained 20,000 followers.

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