She said if Clinton came to power, the policies would be continued and they couldn’t afford that.
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Trump only started fundraising in earnest in late May, and his national fundraising schedule took him from Texas to Arizona to West Virginia in the month of June. The campaign did not respond to TPM’s request for comment.
Kirk has now recorded a campaign ad citing his opposition to Trump as a measure of his independence.
The billionaire businessman’s campaign attributed the fundraising haul, in part, to its new digital and small dollar operation, personal contributions from Trump and almost two dozen fundraising events across the country.
That rhetoric has struck a chord with far-right groups, whose leaders say they’re seeing a resurgence of interest in their message thanks to Trump, who has become a popular topic of conversation on internet message boards such as Stormfront.org. Don Black, the site’s publisher, said earlier this year that he’d seen a spike in traffic since Trump announced his candidacy.
There is no evidence Trump has consciously courted people who espouse hate speech, but he has repeatedly retweeted messages from Twitter users with questionable profiles.
Trump’s campaign associates stated that the Republican candidate managed to raise a grand total of $51 million, which serves as a blunt response to the threats of GOP members to cut his financial support.
Another, Sen. Joni Ernst of Iowa, met with Trump on Monday, but also appeared to bow out of consideration Wednesday, telling Politico there remains much more for her to do in Congress.
Still, Trump has a lot of catching up to do when it comes to campaign money. He raised another $25 million for the Republican Party, bringing his fundraising totals for the last week of May and all of June to $55 million.
The jumble of numbers reported by the Trump campaign on Wednesday provides a fuzzy view of the campaign’s finances.
Ensuring an overheated atmosphere on Capitol Hill, FBI Director James Comey was to testify before a House committee at the same time as the Senate meeting with Trump. “So, we’ll have to wait for the official FEC report before we know for sure what the money figures actually look like”.
Trump and Clinton both use joint fundraising agreements with their respective parties.
In May, his campaign raised a little over $3 million from donors and the RNC pulled in about $11 million, according to Federal Election Commission filings.
The campaign said that more than 400,000 supporters have donated, with 94 percent of supporters giving under $200. “And because it’s the Star of David Donald Trump has racist tendencies'”.
Donald Trump has faced some obstacles in the past few months, even if he does not dare to admit so as his campaign is based on strength.
Donald Trump has once again managed to make an outrageous statement by claiming Saddam Hussein was good at one thing, killing the terrorists.
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Most Republicans in Congress fall into the “yes, but” camp, having offered their endorsement or at least lukewarm support for Trump, along with caveats and occasional criticism.
