“A quarter of [contributions] were from people who’ve never given money into President Trump before,' says JasonMillerinDC. 'It’s regular people. It’s small-dollar donors.”
Almost $10 million was raised for former President Donald Trump’s campaign in the wake of his indictment, Trump announced on Truth Social this week.
“My Poll Numbers have never been better, almost $10 Million was raised for the Campaign and, the day was capped off with a very important Speech. If we don’t stop the Radical Left, America is DEAD!” he exclaimed: In the 24-hour period following the initial news of the indictment, the Trump campaign saw $4 million in donations come through. Perhaps most significant is the fact that one-quarter of those donations came from individuals who have never donated to the former president before.
“Notably of those contributions, a quarter of them — a fourth of them — were from people who’ve never given money into President Trump before, even in his first two presidential campaigns,” Trump adviser Jason Miller“The average contribution is $34. … It’s regular people. It’s small-dollar donors,” he continued, suggesting those figures show that the weaponization of the federal government against Trump is turning independents and even Democrats to Trump’s side.
France Dernières Nouvelles, France Actualités
Similar News:Vous pouvez également lire des articles d'actualité similaires à celui-ci que nous avons collectés auprès d'autres sources d'information.
Donald Trump arrest: Campaign claims fundraising windfall surges to $10 millionDonald Trump has raked in $10 million from supporters since a Manhattan grand jury indicted him. As photos of a somber Trump appearing in a Manhattan courtroom swirled on social media, the Trump campaign sold T-shirts with faux mug shots of him.
Lire la suite »
Trump campaign rakes in over $10 million since indictment announcement, sells photoshopped 'mugshot' T-shirtFormer President Trump's campaign says it has brought in over $10 million in donations since his indictment was announced March 30.
Lire la suite »
The 13-page pitch deck creator startup Hype used to raise $10 millionCreator startup Pico has rebranded as Hype and closed $10M in Series A funding. Here's the 13-page pitch deck cofounder Nick Chen used to attract investors.
Lire la suite »
Tomlinson: Experts slam $10B grid plan, GOP approves anywayTomlinson: Grid experts and execs slam $10 billion electricity plan, Republicans approve it anyway
Lire la suite »
Companies target big spenders with $90 cream and $10 toothpasteToothpaste makers to beauty chains are adding more premium items like designer creams and services as they reach out to wealthier shoppers who are still...
Lire la suite »