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Biden Campaign Cancels Wisconsin Fundraiser as Dem Donors Grow Uncertain

A July fundraiser for President Joe Biden’s campaign in Wisconsin has been canceled, highlighting growing uncertainty and turmoil among donors within his reelection efforts. Many donors have been skittish about supporting the incumbent president since the debate against Donald Trump.

According to a report by the New York Times, the Biden campaign had planned to send the president to Wisconsin for a late July fundraiser with an initial goal of raising $1 million.

However, following his abysmal performance at the recent presidential debate, many previously committed donors began withdrawing their support.

In response to the donor retreat, campaign officials reduced the fundraising target to $500,000, but even this lowered goal proved unattainable, leading to the event’s cancellation.

Major democrat donors across the country have expressed skepticism over continuing to fund the Biden campaign. After the presidential debate, some top donors stated that they would cease funding for the Democratic Party unless Biden steps aside as the nominee.

On Friday, Biden held a rally in Wisconsin where he delivered a speech that helped “calm a lot of donors and activists” in the state, explained Biden fundraiser and former US Ambassador to Argentina Noah Mamet.

“He was energetic and went directly at the critics this week,” Mamet said.

“It was a good event to help turn the page and refocus the discussion back on Trump and the crazy stuff he says on a daily basis.”

Wisconsin remains a critical battleground state, with razor-thin margins in recent elections. In 2016, Donald Trump narrowly won the state, while Biden secured a close victory in 2020.

Current RealClearPolitics polling averages show Trump holding a slight lead of 1.5 percent. For Trump to secure enough electoral votes for a second term, winning one of the three northeastern swing states—Michigan, Wisconsin, or Pennsylvania—would be crucial.

READ 6 COMMENTS
  • D says:

    Please stay out of Wisconsin, we have more democrats here than we want or need already. In fact please call for Evers to come to DC and stay with you.

  • Slim says:

    Tuff break Pedo. The China and Ukraine money must have dried up as well.

  • Hog Jockey says:

    FOUR MORE MONTHS! FOUR MORE MONTHS!

  • tressa says:

    I wouldn’t waste my donation on a dying horse!

  • Tamirose170 says:

    Does it tick anyone else off that Biden flies all around to his fundraisers on Air Force One – all expenses paid for by taxpayers. Meanwhile, Trump flies using HIS plane at 100% his expense. So Biden is permitted to fly on Air Force One to Wisconsin, even when his goal was to raise $500,000. It costs the taxpayers about a half of that to do that RT – – NO Incumbent should be able to use the “PERKS” – without being invoiced for the expense. It always gives the Incumbent an unfair advantage and every 4 yrs one political party has an easier challenge when campaigning. Those items should be reserved ONLY for official US business – NOT self promotion.

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