The RNC reportedly paid Books-A-Million nearly $100,000 for a onetime order ahead of the publication of Trump’s book
Donald Trump Jr. visits SiriusXM Studios on October 31. Photo: Bonnie Biess/Getty Images Like any new author, Donald Trump Jr. is flush with the glow of his professional success. His beloved child, known to the rest of us as Triggered: How the Left Thrives on Hate and Wants to Silence Us, is now out in the world. Trump now faces a familiar fear.
By “deplorables,” the biggest little Trump presumably referred to the Republican National Committee. As many gleeful liberals pointed out at the time, there’s an interesting little symbol next to Triggered’s name. It tells us that Triggered did not take the customary path to the best-seller list. Instead, it was helped along by bulk purchases. Reporters had already noted that the Republican National Committee had given away signed copies of the book to anyone who donated at least $50.
BuzzFeed News later confirmed that the RNC had purchased copies of Trump’s book. Michael Joyce, an RNC spokesperson, told BuzzFeed that the committee had raised around $500,000 from fundraising off the book. The junior Trump just needed a bit of a boost, as is traditional for members of his family. His progenitor, Donald, inherited the seeds of his fortune from his own father. It’s nice of the RNC to help carry on this proud nepotistic legacy.
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