Report: Trump has raised more than $150 million since Election Day November 30, 2020 Since Election Day, President Trump's political operation has raised more than $150 million, with much of the money coming from small-time donors who tend to get fired up when they believe Trump is under attack, people with knowledge of the matter told The Washington Post. In the wake of the election, the Trump campaign has sent roughly 500 pitches to donors, the Post reports, with the messages including demands to end voter fraud and a plea from Vice President Mike Pence to join the "Election Defense Task Force." The Trump campaign's website states that the Official Election Defense Fund is soliciting the money, but this account doesn't exist, the Post says, and the fundraising requests are actually coming from the Trump Make America Great Again Committee, a joint fundraising committee benefiting the Trump campaign and Republican National Committee. As of Nov. 18, a third entity is also receiving money from the joint fundraising committee: Save America, Trump's new leadership PAC. In the fine print of the most recent fundraising letters, it says 75 percent of every contribution will go to Save America, with the remaining 25 percent going to help with the RNC's operating expenses. Trump set up Save America in early November, and will be able to tap into its funds when he is out of office, the Post reports. There aren't many limitations as to how leadership PAC money can be spent, and Trump could use it for events at his properties or to pay for travel and personal expenses, the Post says. The Trump machine is raising more money now than ever before — the Trump Make America Great Again Committee's previous best month was September, when it brought in $81 million — and that's too much for some GOP donors, like Dan Eberhart. "Trump is making hay while the sun is shining," Eberhart told the Post. "He's taking advantage of all the free media coverage to pay off his campaign debt and fill his coffers for whatever comes next. I would rather give to Romney 2012 than Trump 2020 at this point." Catherine Garcia
Trump is going at bringing in money, and not just for himself: https://uncf.org/news/uncf-studies-presidents-fy-2021-budget UNCF is United Negro College Fund.
Well ... since you strangely brought race into it... Kinda like your buddies: derek, easy, and fortune, etc. also do ... let's talk about it. So I guess the HBCU's are his African-Americans now?
BTW,Black voters aren't as easily fooled as you. Black voters Biden 91% Trump 8% https://www.foxnews.com/elections/2020/general-results/voter-analysis?state=US
impressive gofundme. Awfully short from the 1 billion dollar debt(s) Trump owes as reported yesterday.
I wonder if we looked for posts stating that his supporters and people generally are simply sheep to be shorn to Trump the grifter, as early as 2015 maybe?