The fundraising stream "White Dudes for Kamala Harris" reached a massive milestone Monday night, raising over $2.7 million for the joint fundraising committee Harris Victory Fund, as of press time, and still going.
The star-studded event, which urged white men to show their love for Vice President Kamala Harris and has had hundreds of thousands of individual donors, featured a number of celebrities, like actor Jeff Bridges and Grammy award-winning singer/songwriter Josh Groban.
It also featured Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg, who proclaimed that, "It's less that we're saving democracy, and more that we're building one," and Gov. Roy Cooper (D-NC), who was a shortlister for Harris' running mate before taking himself out of contention this week.
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"Real men respect women, their decisions, their careers, and it's pretty clear that Donald Trump and J.D. Vance, don't," said Cooper.
This comes after a similar event, hosted on Zoom, titled "White Women: Answer the Call," where 136,000 people overcame glitches to donate over $1 million.
Watch the stream below or at the link here.
White Dudes for Harris www.youtube.com
