The Complexity of Political Campaigns

Political campaigns are often likened to large mafia families, where various factions pursue individual agendas rather than operating as a unified team. In the context of Kamala Harris's campaign, this dynamic is evident, as different subgroups represented by influential figures like Biden and Obama vie for power and resources. A staggering amount of money, around a billion dollars, has been spent within a short time, raising questions about where this funding ultimately ends up. This financial reality illustrates how a multitude of actors in the political arena prioritize their financial gain over the success of any single candidate.