During a recent 'White Dudes for Harris' Zoom call, several Democratic politicians considered as potential running mates for Vice President Kamala Harris shared their thoughts on the upcoming campaign. The call also saw an impressive fundraising effort, with over $2 million raised in donations within the first 20 minutes.
Key Points from the Call:
- Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker: Governor Pritzker emphasized the challenges ahead for Harris' campaign but highlighted the strength she brings as a smart and accomplished woman who isn't afraid to call out former President Donald Trump.
- Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz: Governor Walz criticized Trump, urging participants to continue pushing back against his policies. He described Trump as a danger to society, women's health, and world peace, while also noting his peculiar nature.
- Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg: Secretary Buttigieg expressed optimism about the campaign, stating that they are not just saving democracy but actively building it. He shared his excitement as a father to be part of this process and to share it with his children.
- North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper: Despite reports that he has removed himself from consideration as Harris' running mate, Governor Cooper commended Vice President Harris as a strong woman who embodies the qualities needed by the nation.
The discussions on the call reflected a shared commitment to supporting Harris and the values she represents. The politicians highlighted the importance of standing up to Trump's rhetoric and working towards a more inclusive and democratic future.
