🇺🇸 KAMALA CAMPAIGN’S $20M CONCERT SPENDING LEAVES CAMPAIGN IN DEBT
Kamala’s campaign spent up to $20 million on swing-state concerts with Jon Bon Jovi, Lady Gaga, and Katy Perry the night before her election loss to Trump.
The spending spree left the campaign $20 million in debt, sparking concern among staff and vendors about not being paid.
While artists donated their time, production costs surged due to last-minute decisions.
Efforts to cut expenses included canceling an Alanis Morissette show, but expenses continued to climb, impacting campaign finances severely.
Source: NY Post
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Things I wish I knew better in medical school.
1. Getting a Medical degree isn’t the key to prosperity. You won’t be hungry tho.
2.Develop financial intelligence, improve your communication skills. Learn Tech skills & investment skills.
https://t.co/lxin4QWyiY network is vital. Travel. Have fun. Exam no dey finish.
4. Take time to learn the art of surgery and practice medicine with dignity and style. Your Colleagues & patients will notice you for future referrals. A good doctor needs no advert.
5. If you want a peaceful home, Fall in love with medical girls only.
They understand your schedule well.
6. Tap from brains of seniors, registrars and consultants.
Learn from their successes & don’t repeat their failures. Respect them but always demand your rights.
7. Get involved in Quality improvement projects- research, audits, volunteering, teaching and leadership training.
Don’t let medicine consume your personality. There’s life outside your clinics & theatres.