Payroll and the taxes that accompanied it accounted for $56.6 million of the Harris campaign’s spending. In comparison, the Trump campaign reported spending $9 million on payroll — employing hundreds fewer staff members.

Hey now, paying homeless people to show up at a campaign event isn't cheap.

They'd have gotten more participants with bottles of scotch, but trying to expense cases of scotch as a campaign expense would definitely raise questions.

Can't win with him, can't win without him . . .