To be Donald TrumpWould a conviction hurt his re-election chances? We won’t know the answer until November—but being convicted of nearly three dozen Class E felonies is unlikely to affect his ability to raise money for his reelection campaign. In fact, in a completely absurd turn of events, it made people want to give him exorbitant amounts of cash.
On Monday, Trump’s campaign announced it and the Republican National Committee had raised $141 million, a figure larger than any other month this year. (The figures will not be confirmed until records are made public later this month.) The group claims that more than a third of the total amount, or $53 million, was raised after the jury Manhattan jury found Trump guilty of 34 counts of falsifying business records, stemming from hush money payments to Daniels storms on the eve of the 2016 election. “We are heartened by the support for President Donald J. Trump. The American people saw through Crooked Joe Bidenfraudulent trial, and send Biden and Democrats a strong message – the REAL verdict will be delivered on November 5,” the campaign said in a statement.
In response, Biden’s campaign told Axios, “We’ll see how the numbers really shake out in July, but one thing’s for sure: Trump’s billionaire friends are backing the campaign.” epidemic of a white-collar scammer because they know the deal—they cut him a check and he cuts their taxes while workers and the middle class pay.”
Since Trump’s conviction late last month, his right-wing allies have vowed revenge against his perceived enemies. For his part, the former president – who will be sentenced on July 11, possibly facing prison time – has called on the Supreme Court to overturn his conviction.
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