It’s Gone from Bad to Worse to Perilous at the DNC
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The OppositionIt’s Gone from Bad to Worse to Perilous at the DNCNo money, more problems.Lauren Egan26 July∙ PaidUpgrade to listen9 minutes1(Photo Illustration by Bill Kuchman/The Bulwark | Photos: Getty, Shutterstock)As members of the Democratic National Committee gathered at the end of last week to discuss the 2028 presidential primary calendar, their chair, Ken Martin, had another topic on his mind.The DNC’s latest fundraising numbers had come out, showing the committee yet again falling far behind its GOP counterpart. After the latest update, the committee had $2 million of debt to the Republican National Committee’s more than $128 million on hand.
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