Joe Biden is planning another visit to Los Angeles for fundraising next month, when he will headline an event hosted by Michael Lombardo, producer and former president of programming at HBO, and hi…
is planning another visit to Los Angeles for fundraising next month, when he will headline an event hosted by Michael Lombardo, producer and former president of programming at HBO, and his husband, architect Sonny Ward.Their home has special significance for Biden. On a trip to Los Angeles in 2012, he met with LGBTQ activists at the Lombardo-Ward home and signaled his support for same-sex marriage.
Tickets to the event start at $500 per person, with those who raise $10,000 listed as a co-host. That donor level also includes a “clutch,” presumably a conversation with the candidate.
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