'Kamala should go away and never come back': Democratic megadonor John Morgan after $2 Billion campaign loss

US Vice President Kamala Harris after failing the presidential election, despite spending almost $2 billion for her campaign should prevent her from seeking future office, a Democratic megadonor said.
The vice president's brief campaign exhausted the substantial sum within approximately 100 days, allocating significant portions towards advertising and celebrity-attended functions.
While speaking on a Fox News Fox News' Kayleigh McEnany Wednesday, John Morgan said President-elect Donald Trump's youngest son, Barron Trump, is "smarter" than anyone in Kamala Harris's campaign team.
"It turns out that Baron Trump, who looks like a runway model, was telling his father, you need to go on podcasts, you need to go on Joe Rogan... He [Trump] was three hours late to a rally because he was doing Joe Rogan, because that was so important. So, Barron Trump is a lot smarter than everybody in the Harris [team]," Morgan said.

"She should go away and never, ever come back. She spent almost $2 billion. They're raising money this week to pay off the debt. If you can't run your campaign, you damn sure can't run the country," he added.
Earlier in the NewsNation interview, the Morgan & Morgan founder on Monday suggested Harris would face ongoing scrutiny about financial management, predicting donors would question the allocation of funds, New York Post reported.
According to Morgan, the financial support was primarily anti-Trump rather than pro-Harris. He noted that supporters were more motivated by opposition to Trump than enthusiasm for Harris.
A notable expenditure included $900,000 for Harris' image on the Las Vegas Sphere, despite ultimately losing Nevada. The campaign's total advertising costs reached $494 million.
Morgan highlighted the substantial commissions and payments involved, suggesting numerous individuals profited significantly from anti-Trump donors.
Despite acknowledging Harris' debate performance, Morgan criticised the overall campaign. He revealed his early opposition to her nomination and highlighted her significant defeat.
The donor discussed Harris' absence from a White House event, noting she had travelled to Hawaii whilst Biden farewelled supporters.
there were several Democrats also didn’t immediately support Harris as the party’s nominee, including former President Barack Obama, and former House Speaker Rep. Nancy Pelosi — who’s viewed as the one behind Biden’s ouster from the ticket.
“Obama did not want her. Obama did not endorse her for five days. Pelosi did not want her. Pelosi told her California delegation ‘there would be a conference, a caucus, there’d be a convention,'” New York quoted Morgan saying.
Morgan ridiculed the Democrats’ game plan that ran on “democracy, democracy, democracy,” before the party ditched democracy and chose Harris despite no primary votes being cast for her.