Kamala Harris pounces on Vance’s ‘deplorables’ moment with ‘cat ladies’ Zoom events

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Vice President Kamala Harris‘s campaign is benefiting from Zoom calls organizing every kind of voting bloc — including one for “childless cat ladies,” a knock at Sen. J.D. Vance‘s (R-OH) recent comments that have drawn ire and donations from Democrats.

Within the week since President Joe Biden dropped out of the election and quickly endorsed Harris, the vice president’s campaign has reenergized the Democrats, raising over $200 million since Sunday and signing up over 170,000 volunteers. Harris’s candidacy has ignited a fundraising storm that spans race, gender, and generations, as well, with several groups hosting Zoom calls that have brought thousands of attendees together to raise money for Harris so far.

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