I Just Sent President Trump Another $50.00

[miketx]

 

[SeniorChief_Polock]

You LIbertardshits are motivating me to send in yet another $50 !!!
Fuck - I may send $1K before the day's over!
Some of you may have to go without Food Stamps/crack for a couple days, but fear not! President Trump will completely shut off your welfare check once inaugurated.

 

[Divine Wind]

I really don't give a fuck what you think... LOL! You're the biggest dope on the Internet and your critiquing an individual's choice to donate to the candidate of their choice as dumb? Go fuck yourself, fuckface. No where on the contribution form does it ask "Has this been approved by the douche-nozzle Mr. Cream (in mouth)?"

Take a Midol. Obviously you do care or you wouldn't be getting your knickers all twisted up.

 

[miketx]

Don't shut their welfare off, What will they eat then.....man meat?

 

[SeniorChief_Polock]

What will they eat then.....man meat?

They never stopped doing that

 

[Divine Wind]

You LIbertardshits are motivating me to send in yet another $50 !!!
Fuck - I may send $1K before the day's over!
Some of you may have to go without Food Stamps/crack for a couple days, but fear not! President Trump will completely shut off your welfare check once inaugurated.

$20 says you haven't sent a fucking dime.

 

[sealybobo]

I realize this is cutting into some Liberal's welfare quota, but, fuck you.

Trump '16

You're the only one who's given him anything.

Did u attend trump edu?

 

[miketx]

I'd like to see that.

 

[xband]

A fool and his money are soon parted.

I hope you did not donate money with a credit card. I donated money to the W campaign with American Express which is buyer and not seller friendly. The W campaign kept debiting me when I did not authorize it. American Express canceled my old credit card and issued me a new one with a new number and cancelled the bogus debits. W campaign started billing my new credit card. American Express sent them a cease and desist order and finally that stopped them. The bogus charges did not cost me anything because American Express had to foot the bill which pissed them off.

Sounds like you made a dumb on-line decision. It happens to millions every day. Got to be cautious!

I had never donated to a political campaign before in my life and only did because of John Kerry.

 

[miketx]

I realize this is cutting into some Liberal's welfare quota, but, fuck you.

Trump '16

You're the only one who's given him anything.

Did u attend trump edu?

You guys really need to think about your lies before posting them.

 

[SeniorChief_Polock]

We will find out Thursday how the campaign did. My prediction... $20M additional dollars will be raised...

From the email...

Hillary Clinton's campaign machine and her liberal media allies are desperate. First, they claimed we raised too little. Then, when donors like you helped us to raise $11 million in just a few days, they claimed we were lying.

The truth is we did better than $11 million and no amount of spin from Crooked Hillary's machine can change that fact. We cannot let them get away with this.

That's why we set another Trump-sized goal. We are working to shatter records again this week – by raising another $10 million before the Federal Election Commission's 2nd quarter fundraising deadline this Thursday at midnight. Afterwards, our results will be covered heavily by the media.

Trump '16

 

[Witchit]

A fool and his money are soon parted.

Same as it ever was.

 

[sealybobo]

I realize this is cutting into some Liberal's welfare quota, but, fuck you.

Trump '16

You're the only one who's given him anything.

Did u attend trump edu?

You guys really need to think about your lies before posting them.

Trump supporters aren't giving like Obama supporters or even hillary.

Neither Poor or rich guys are giving to trump.

But trust trump. He'll do great with those demographics. Trust him just like trump edu victims trusted him

 

[The VOR]

You LIbertardshits are motivating me to send in yet another $50 !!!
Fuck - I may send $1K before the day's over!
Some of you may have to go without Food Stamps/crack for a couple days, but fear not! President Trump will completely shut off your welfare check once inaugurated.

Oh please. You haven't sent anyone anything, you lying piece of shit. You barely have two nickels to rub together in your rented trailer home after you cash your SS check.

 

[The VOR]

I realize this is cutting into some Liberal's welfare quota, but, fuck you.

Trump '16

You're the only one who's given him anything.

Did u attend trump edu?

Amazingly, he flunked out of the prestigious trump university.

 

[xband]

I realize this is cutting into some Liberal's welfare quota, but, fuck you.

Trump '16

You're the only one who's given him anything.

Did u attend trump edu?

You guys really need to think about your lies before posting them.

Trump supporters aren't giving like Obama supporters or even hillary.

Neither Poor or rich guys are giving to trump.

But trust trump. He'll do great with those demographics. Trust him just like trump edu victims trusted him

Brexit is a wake up call for all commies.

 

[Divine Wind]

Trump supporters aren't giving like Obama supporters or even hillary.

Neither Poor or rich guys are giving to trump.

But trust trump. He'll do great with those demographics. Trust him just like trump edu victims trusted him

It does appear so.

Analysis: Thousands of Republican donors avoid Donald Trump
WASHINGTON — Thousands of wealthy donors who helped fuel Republicans’ presidential ambitions in the last two election cycles have not donated to Donald Trump’s campaign or to other committees supporting his bid, underscoring the challenge the real-estate magnate faces in securing the hundreds of millions he needs to finance his general-election campaign.

Just 29 people who contributed to a super PAC supporting Republican Mitt Romney’s presidential bid four years ago had donated either to Trump’s campaign, to the Republican National Committee via a joint fundraising committee he established with the party or to a pro-Trump super PAC, Great America PAC, according to a USA TODAY analysis of new campaign-finance reports.

That accounts for about 2% of the more than 1,400 people who donated to the pro-Romney Restore Our Future during the 2012 election. Similarly, the analysis found only 23 individuals among the more than 3,400 donors who wrote checks to a super PAC supporting Jeb Bush’s candidacy in this election cycle had given to Trump or aligned groups so far.

Trump largely financed his own primary campaign and his late start in building a donor network is one of the key reasons he delivered such a dismal fundraising performance in May. He ended last month with just $1.3 million in available cash to Democrat Hillary Clinton’s $42 million. Campaign reports showed Clinton with a staff nearly 10 times the size of Trump's, sparking fears among some Republicans about his ability to build a campaign infrastructure to compete with Clinton.

Trump and his allies counter that he vanquished 16 other Republicans on a shoestring budget, demonstrating his ability to successfully wage one of the most unorthodox campaigns for the presidency the country has seen.

In all, Trump raised $3.1 million from other donors last month, despite effectively clinching the nomination May 3. By comparison, Romney collected $11.4 million in April 2012, after becoming the GOP’s nominee-in-waiting when Rick Santorum abandoned his bid on April 12.

“It’s fundraising malpractice to have become the nominee on May 3 and not have a low-dollar solicitation go out immediately and do call days and bundling events with high-dollar donors,” said Charles Spies, a veteran Republican lawyer who helped organize Bush’s super PAC, helped found Romney’s super PAC in 2012 and served as CFO of Romney’s 2008 presidential campaign.

“They lost a month that they could not afford to lose,” he said.

Adding to Trump’s woes: Bush, the son and brother of former presidents, quickly locked up the support of many longtime GOP fundraisers, said Barry Wynn, a former chairman of the South Carolina Republican Party and a Bush fundraiser.

He said it’s now hard for Bush loyalists to pivot to Trump, who relentlessly mocked the former Florida governor as “low energy” during the primary. The Bush family has refused to back Trump’s candidacy. (Former first lady Barbara Bush recently called Trump a “comedian” on CBS News, and her son, former President George W. Bush, appears focused on helping retain GOP control of the Senate, raising money for endangered incumbents, such as Arizona Sen. John McCain and New Hampshire’s Kelly Ayotte.)

Wynn said he’ll help Trump, if asked, and predicted that other GOP fundraisers eventually will support their party’s presumptive nominee.

“Even though Trump is not their first choice or even in their top 16, they just don’t want to see the Clintons back in the White House,” Wynn said.


Other donors say they have few reservations about Trump.

Restaurant executive Andy Puzder, who donated to Romney’s super PAC during the 2012 campaign and to super PACs backing Bush, Carly Fiorina and Marco Rubio in this election, contributed more than $69,000 on May 25 to the RNC via Trump Victory, Federal Election Commission records show. Trump Victory is a joint fundraising committee Trump established last month with the Republican National Committee and 11 state party committees.

Puzder is the CEO of CKE Restaurants, which owns both the Carl’s Jr. and Hardee’s chains, and he praised Trump’s tax plan as “pro-growth” and called his populist message “refreshing.”

“I think donors are going to come around,” he said. “The threat to our economy from a Hillary Clinton presidency is substantial.”

Some of the Republican Party's most prominent donors, such as Wisconsin billionaire Diane Hendricks and New York Jets owner Woody Johnson, also have signed up to help raise for Trump and the RNC but have not yet appeared among the early donors to Trump's campaign in FEC records.

Trump is moving to correct his fundraising missteps.

He recently sent out what he described as his first fundraising solicitation via email, which his campaign said yielded $2 million in just 12 hours and held two New York fundraisers last week In all, Trump allies said they quickly amassed about $11 million in a few days.

In addition, an array of new super PACs are organizing themselves to either help Trump or to inflict damage on Clinton. New York hedge-funder Robert Mercer, who supported Texas Sen. Ted Cruz’s campaign, has helped establish a new anti-Clinton super PAC, called Make America Number 1.

On Thursday, Trump made his most dramatic financial move, announcing he had converted a nearly $50 million loan to his campaign to a contribution. Spies called that “an important first step” in reassuring skittish donors that he won’t use their contributions to pay himself back rather that win the presidency.


USA TODAY
Donald Trump converts $50 million campaign loan into donation

Anthony Scaramucci, a high-profile New York financier and top Romney bundler who now is helping Trump, said the campaign soon will announce a list of dozens "state chairs and co-chairs" who are organizing teams of fundraisers to collect money for Trump.

"There's no shortage of demand for people who want to give Trump money," Scaramucci said. "He going to raise enough money. It may not be the billion and a half dollars that Mrs. Clinton will end up with but it will be enough for him to compete. We've seen what he can do with less money."

"He took out 16 people with $57 million and a staff of 70," Scaramucci said of Trump's success in the GOP primary. "His hit-to-kill ratio is $3.35 million per candidate."

Trump also has indicated that he's likely to contribute more money to his own campaign.

With Election Day looming in five months, veteran GOP strategist Ron Bonjean said Trump should make an even bolder gesture and donate a big sum, in the range of $100 million, to his campaign to “inject some nitrogylcerin into the hearts of the larger GOP donors who are wary that he can pull this off.”
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[BULLDOG]

I sent $10 the last time he called for a grass roots donation - that's all he was asking. $10.00
He raised something like $21M.
This is his second $10 ask. Maybe he'll accumulate $63M from Americans this time around. I have no problem donating to a cause I believe in. Liberals, if you're incapable of sending Hillary money - do you think you can pitch in and raise enough money to get your candidate a good douche and a shave before she ventures out in public again?
Thanks.

So all that talk about him being self funding was just bullshit?

 

[sealybobo]

I realize this is cutting into some Liberal's welfare quota, but, fuck you.

Trump '16

You're the only one who's given him anything.

Did u attend trump edu?

You guys really need to think about your lies before posting them.

Trump supporters aren't giving like Obama supporters or even hillary.

Neither Poor or rich guys are giving to trump.

But trust trump. He'll do great with those demographics. Trust him just like trump edu victims trusted him

Brexit is a wake up call for all commies.

Yes! The socialists in England have spoken.

 

[rightwinger]

Moron

For $50 you could have gotten a nice Trump steak or bottle of the finest Trump wine

For a $35,000 donation you could get a degree from Trump University