Kamala Harris likened Donald Trump to a 'predator' and a 'con artist' in her first campaign speech

While Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris and former Republican President Donald Trump may face off in November's presidential election, the American press – including The New York Times And the Wall Street Journal – It was reported on Monday that the billionaire had, for years, financed an election campaign for his potential future rival.

In 2011, Donald Trump contributed $5,000 to Kamala Harris’s campaign, early in her political career, when the center-left San Francisco prosecutor ran for California attorney general—an election she won. He made an additional $1,000 contribution in 2013, when Harris began her reelection campaign. His daughter Ivanka Trump also contributed $2,000 to that second campaign, the paper reported. Sacramento Bee In 2020.

The newspaper reported at the time that Harris campaign spokesman Ian Sams said Harris had donated $6,000 of Trump's money to a nonprofit that advocates for civil and human rights in Central America. “But that donation didn’t come until 2015, a year after she was re-elected attorney general and launched her run for Senate.”The newspaper said.

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