A former Democratic National Committee fundraiser, Lindy Li, has claimed that major donors are unwilling to fund another Kamala Harris campaign, citing the party's mounting debts and internal divisions. Speaking on Fox News's "My View with Lara Trump", Li said Harris's multi-billion-dollar 2024 presidential bid, combined with a rapid shift towards progressive policies, has left contributors reluctant to give further financial backing to the party. The claim adds to a wider narrative of Democratic disarray following the 2024 election loss.

Li specifically pointed to the scale of spending in Harris's campaign and the party's leftward drift as the two main factors driving donors away, warning that the DNC is now "deeply in debt". The remarks come amid broader reporting of tension within the Democratic Party, including public disputes over its direction between moderates and its more socialist-leaning wing, with figures such as James Carville and David Hogg also weighing in on the party's internal rifts.