Kamala Harris's campaign is facing an internal revolt over disastrous management that's taken her out of the top tier of contenders

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• Sen. Kamala Harris' presidential campaign is in free-fall. 
• She's polling at about 4% nationally and failing to raise the necessary funds to keep her campaign healthy.
• Harris' campaign aides are reportedly divided and in constant competition, in part because Harris maintains two campaign headquarters, according to a lengthy New York Times report.
• The campaign hasn't been able to afford TV ads or polling for almost two months while drastically cutting back on Facebooks ads, The Times reported. 
• Rep. Marcia Fudge, a former chairwoman of the Congressional Black Caucus who has endorsed Harris and regularly advises her, publicly pushed Harris to fire one of her campaign managers.
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Sen. Kamala Harris' presidential campaign is in free-fall. 

While the California lawmaker began her campaign last January with significant press hype and large, enthusiastic crowds, she's now polling at about 4% nationally and failing to raise the necessary funds to keep her campaign healthy. 

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