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Fact check: Kamala Harris displayed a pattern of behavior during her campaign that indicated she felt entitled to the support of certain organizations and interest groups. This attitude ultimately did not serve he well.
1. Summary of the results
The original statement about Kamala Harris's alleged "entitled" behavior pattern lacks direct substantiation from the available sources. While there were internal campaign challenges and messaging issues [1], none of the sources explicitly confirm an entitled attitude. The campaign actually demonstrated significant fundraising success, raising $27.5 million in the first five hours [2] and over $100 million in less than 48 hours during another period [3].
2. Missing context/alternative viewpoints
The original statement omits crucial context about Harris's campaign:
- She maintained strong support among key demographics, including Black voters, women, and young people [2]
- The campaign faced legitimate external challenges, including economic concerns, immigration issues, and criticism over her stance on the Israel-Hamas war [4]
- The campaign demonstrated substantial grassroots engagement, including:
- 19 million door knocks
- 215 million phone calls
- Total fundraising of over $1.5 billion [4]
- Harris showed strong community support, particularly among women's groups and Black women [3]
3. Potential misinformation/bias in the original statement
The original statement appears to present a potentially biased narrative by:
- Characterizing organizational challenges as "entitlement" when sources suggest they were more related to campaign management and messaging issues [1]
- Ignoring the campaign's substantial achievements in fundraising and grassroots mobilization [4] [3]
- Overlooking external factors affecting the campaign's performance [4]
It's worth noting that various groups might benefit from pushing different narratives about Harris's campaign: