Vice President Kamala Harris' campaign spent a whopping $2.6 million on private jets alone in the final two weeks of her unsuccessful campaign, bringing her total travel expenses on private planes to at least $12 million.
finance record seen by new york post Between October 1 and October 17, the Harris campaign spent approximately $2.2 million on a Florida company, Private Jet Services Group, and another $430,000 on a Virginia company, Advanced Aviation Team. revealed.
Money spent on private jets as Election Day approached, the newspaper said, bringing campaign transportation costs to a “staggering” $12 million.
The total amount spent on private jets could be even higher after Harris' campaign reports for the past few weeks were released by the Federal Election Commission (FEC).
She is now facing backlash for the “hypocrisy” of using such an environmentally unfriendly method of travel.
“Kamala Harris and many climate change leaders are committing a lot of hypocrisy in the words they say and the realities they have to believe to be real,” American Conservation Union said. founder Benji Bakker told the media.
“We need sensible solutions to the environment and climate, but with so much hypocrisy from elitists that everyone but them needs to change their lives, solutions are not coming. Probably not,” he added.
Other splurges on this campaign include $12,097 on food from Uber Eats and DoorDash and at least $12,081 on ice cream. post Reported.
“No one should be shocked that Kamala Harris will not be sworn in on January 20th,” said Erin Perine, a Republican political consultant. “Instead of delivering a message, they wanted to have a party. That's not how it works.”
Harris campaign's losses amounted to $20 million. debt Breitbart News reported in the final week of her campaign.
