• @jordanlund@lemmy.worldM
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    “When CNBC asked a Trump spokesperson precisely how much Trump had raised, the campaign did not reply.”

    Well, they’re going to have to go public in 2 days and that’s going to be interesting.

  • @Dagwood222@lemm.ee
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    524 months ago

    The saddest thing is that the same people who would give Trump the shirt of their back will ignore homeless veterans

  • @some_guy
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    Their reluctance stems, in part, from concerns that the RNC will use the money not to help elect Republicans, but to pay for Trump’s extensive legal fees, sources said.

    Ding ding ding!

    Republican leaders insist they have no such plans.

    Well, that’s believable. Republicans are known for their honesty.

  • partial_accumen
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    I’m shocked, SHOCKED, that donors are no longer interested in paying for the ever growing legal judgments against Trump. The whole “stable billionaire” narrative takes a bit of a hit when you always have your hand out asking for someone else to pay the bills from you breaking the rules.

      • @LEDZeppelin@lemmy.world
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        24 months ago

        Between red hat and golden sneakers, morons all over the nation have been covered in shit from head to toe. Literally.

    • @pacology@lemmy.world
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      34 months ago

      /s

      That’s binenomics for you right there. 4 years ago I was able to donate thousands to Trumps campaign but this year I can only donate tens. My gas and food bills are just too much. That’s why I’m continuing to donate and voting for Trump.

      /s in case it’s not clear.

  • magnetosphere
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    214 months ago

    “Anybody that makes a ‘Contribution’ to [Haley] from this moment forth, will be permanently barred from the MAGA camp. We don’t want them, and will not accept them,” he wrote on Truth Social Jan. 24.

    He probably felt Tough and Decisive while saying that, but now that the bridges have been burned and the fires are long since out, he might be second-guessing that statement. He’ll die before admitting he made a mistake, though.

  • Mister Neon
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    194 months ago

    I wonder how many of those small donors from 2016 & 2020 are now dead from COVID given the shortfall.

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        But your lifestyle does impact how likely it is you die from covid. Poorer Trump voters are probably more likely to have a relatively unhealthy lifestyle; maybe more likely to smoke, perhaps less likely to do exercise, perhaps older? And I’m fairly certain that Republican voters are less likely to be vaccinated against covid.

        Not sure what your point was exactly, but wanted to point out people absolutely did not die at the same rate across the board and political affiliation (and therefore the likelihood of being vaccinated) could definitely be a factor.

        • Orbituary
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          3-4% is higher than the global average by a nominal amount.

  • @DogPeePoo@lemm.ee
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    It’s equivalent to burning money 🔥

    He can’t keep his yap shut and the money is just sailing West and neatly settling into E. Jean’s coffers. Over and over 🙌🏻😆😂

  • @Bluefalcon@discuss.tchncs.de
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    74 months ago

    He has done so many scams on “small America,” eventually they will be tapped out. When your base is underpaid and uneducated, they don’t have a stable income.

    The million- and billionaires will back a stable candidate. In 16’ they didn’t back him until he got in the White house. There is a reason people don’t bet on the Charges to win the Superbowl.