TRUMP KEEPS ON WINNING: CAMPAIGN RAISES BIG MONEY AMID POTENTIAL ARREST
President Donald Trump’s campaign is claiming to have received $1.5 million in donations after a week of uncertainty surrounding the possibility of an arrest and indictment.
Following President Trump’s threat to Truth Social that he would be arrested, Fox News stated that “Trump’s 2024 presidential campaign acknowledged that they brought in $1.5 million in grassroots fundraising in the three days following.”
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The flurry of news began last weekend when President Trump took to Truth Social to inform Americans that “THE FAR & AWAY LEADING REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE & FORMER PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, WILL BE ARRESTED ON TUESDAY OF NEXT WEEK. PROTEST, TAKE OUR NATION BACK!”
After “illegal leaks” from the Manhattan district attorney’s office revealed that discussions with the secret service were taking place to determine how and when President Trump would “surrender” himself if he were charged with making an alleged hush money payment in the Stormy Daniels case, rumors of his potential arrest began to circulate.
While this story was swiftly debunked by a letter from Michael Cohen’s attorney to the FEC and a letter from Stormy Daniels herself denying the relationship, the Manhattan DA, Alvin Bragg, has failed to make any indication that his office will stop using President Trump as a weapon.
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Asking Americans to support his campaign, President Trump posted on Truth Social, “If you are doing poorly, as so many of you are, do not send anything. If you are doing well, which was made possible through the great policies of the Trump Administration, send your contribution to donaldjtrump.com/ We have to take back our Country and, MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!
It shouldn’t come as a huge surprise that Trump continues to be a successful GOP fundraiser.
In fact, Fox News further reported, “The former president brought in roughly $9.5 million in fundraising in the six weeks following his mid-November campaign launch – a respectable figure but less than the nearly $12 million his fundraising committees hauled in during the six weeks prior to his announcement that he was running a third time for the White House.”