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https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/4704707-trump-super-pac-70-million-may-swing-states/
The primary super PAC supporting former President Trump said it raised nearly $70 million in May and plans to spend $100 million in paid media through Labor Day, with a particular focus on four key battleground states.
Make America Great Again Inc. CEO Taylor Budowich, in a memo to stakeholders obtained by The Hill, said the group’s massive haul adds to the nearly $300 million raised by the Trump campaign and other pro-Trump groups last month.
While the exact numbers cannot be verified until campaign finance reports are made public, the fundraising explosion comes on the heels of Trump’s conviction on 34 felony counts in his New York hush money case.
“Joe Biden and the Democrats wanted a conviction, and they got it, for now,” Budowich wrote in the memo. “However, the fundamental political realities driving voter motivation remain unchanged: voters are pessimistic about America’s future, large majorities believe the country has gotten worse on a number of critical issues, and President Trump’s favorability and job approval has actually increased this year, while those same measures have gotten worse for Joe Biden.”
https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/4704707-trump-super-pac-70-million-may-swing-states/
The primary super PAC supporting former President Trump said it raised nearly $70 million in May and plans to spend $100 million in paid media through Labor Day, with a particular focus on four key battleground states.
Make America Great Again Inc. CEO Taylor Budowich, in a memo to stakeholders obtained by The Hill, said the group’s massive haul adds to the nearly $300 million raised by the Trump campaign and other pro-Trump groups last month.
While the exact numbers cannot be verified until campaign finance reports are made public, the fundraising explosion comes on the heels of Trump’s conviction on 34 felony counts in his New York hush money case.
“Joe Biden and the Democrats wanted a conviction, and they got it, for now,” Budowich wrote in the memo. “However, the fundamental political realities driving voter motivation remain unchanged: voters are pessimistic about America’s future, large majorities believe the country has gotten worse on a number of critical issues, and President Trump’s favorability and job approval has actually increased this year, while those same measures have gotten worse for Joe Biden.”
