Kamala Harris Leads Fundraiser Amid Biden Campaign Scrutiny

U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris will lead a fundraiser in Massachusetts as President Joe Biden's campaign faces pressure. Amid doubts about his ability to win, Harris is seen as a possible replacement. Democratic leaders, including the Clintons, and various fundraisers rally support despite calls for Biden to step aside.

U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris will headline a fundraiser in Massachusetts on Saturday as President Joe Biden faces continued pressure from fellow Democrats and major donors to end his campaign. Despite calls for Biden to step aside, he and his aides remain committed to continuing the race.

The spotlight is now on Harris, seen as a potential replacement if Biden steps down. Her Provincetown, Massachusetts fundraiser has attracted increased interest from donors. The event, hosted by celebrity wedding planner Bryan Rafanelli, will also feature Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg.

Democratic former President Bill Clinton and former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton privately support Biden's re-election bid. However, some Democratic lawmakers, including U.S. Representative Mark Takano, are urging Biden to withdraw. Harris reassured donors that the party will prevail, reaffirming Biden's commitment to the American people.

(With inputs from agencies.)