[strmanglr scott]

50,000 new donors. You go with your crazy batsh!t ideas liberals. You're only growing the support for the POTUS. The public is aware and they're beyond tired of it.



Donald Trump’s Campaign, RNC Raise Record $125 Million in Third Quarter


WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump’s reelection campaign and the Republican National Committee raised $125 million in the third quarter of the year, a presidential fundraising record.

The pro-Trump effort said Tuesday that it has raised more than $308 million in 2019 and has more than $156 million in the bank. Republicans aim to use the fundraising haul to fight off Democrats’ impeachment effort.

Former President Barack Obama and the DNC raised just over $70 million in the third quarter of 2011.

“President Trump has built a juggernaut of a campaign, raising record amounts of money at a record pace,” said Trump campaign manager Brad Parscale.

RNC Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel credited Democratic attacks on Trump for motivating supporters to donate in record numbers.

“We are investing millions on the airwaves and on the ground to hold House Democrats accountable, highlight their obstruction, and take back the House and reelect President Trump in 2020,” she said.

The fundraising announcement comes as the pro-Trump efforts launched their first major advertising campaign of the cycle. Trump’s team aims to devote $1 billion to his reelection.

Last week, as House Democrats launched their impeachment effort, the Trump campaign announced it would spend $8 million to air an ad attacking Democrats for trying to “steal” the 2020 campaign. The RNC said it would spend $2 million attacking Democrats for their support of impeachment.

[philly]

Originally Posted by strmanglr scott

50,000 new donors. You go with your crazy batsh!t ideas liberals. You're only growing the support for the POTUS. The public is aware and they're beyond tired of it.



Donald Trump’s Campaign, RNC Raise Record $125 Million in Third Quarter


WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump’s reelection campaign and the Republican National Committee raised $125 million in the third quarter of the year, a presidential fundraising record.

The pro-Trump effort said Tuesday that it has raised more than $308 million in 2019 and has more than $156 million in the bank. Republicans aim to use the fundraising haul to fight off Democrats’ impeachment effort.

Former President Barack Obama and the DNC raised just over $70 million in the third quarter of 2011.

“President Trump has built a juggernaut of a campaign, raising record amounts of money at a record pace,” said Trump campaign manager Brad Parscale.

RNC Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel credited Democratic attacks on Trump for motivating supporters to donate in record numbers.

“We are investing millions on the airwaves and on the ground to hold House Democrats accountable, highlight their obstruction, and take back the House and reelect President Trump in 2020,” she said.

The fundraising announcement comes as the pro-Trump efforts launched their first major advertising campaign of the cycle. Trump’s team aims to devote $1 billion to his reelection.

Last week, as House Democrats launched their impeachment effort, the Trump campaign announced it would spend $8 million to air an ad attacking Democrats for trying to “steal” the 2020 campaign. The RNC said it would spend $2 million attacking Democrats for their support of impeachment.

How many small donors, you know people? What percentage from corporations? They want another huge tax cut and if they give the money they will get one. The first tax cut was because the donors wanted to get paid. I think you've come to realize all that most Americans got were crumbs and they are getting less this year and less the year after. That's how the tax law was written.

[336Robin]

Man that is huge! How's that going to help him when he's in Jail? Who is he going to leave the money to?

[FairladyZ]

Originally Posted by philly

How many small donors, you know people? What percentage from corporations? They want another huge tax cut and if they give the money they will get one. The first tax cut was because the donors wanted to get paid. I think you realize all that most Americans got were crumbs and they are getting less this year and less the year after. That's how the tax law was written.

I wonder how much facebook & google will be kicking in when fauxahontas gets the nomination...

[philly]

Originally Posted by FairladyZ

I wonder how much facebook & google will be kicking in when fauxahontas gets the nomination...

Good question. They will kiss her ass though if she gets elected.

[strmanglr scott]

Originally Posted by philly

How many small donors, you know people? What percentage from corporations? They want another huge tax cut and if they give the money they will get one. The first tax cut was because the donors wanted to get paid. I think you've come to realize all that most Americans got were crumbs and they are getting less this year and less the year after. That's how the tax law was written.

125 million to 70.

As long as the money comes legally I don't care. Re-election is what I care about.

I remember when odumbo said he was gonna save the average American family $2500 a year, I'm pretty sure everyone not only got none of that but actually paid more, a lot more. I know I have.

[FairladyZ]

Originally Posted by philly

Good question. They will kiss her ass though if she gets elected.

She won't win.....Trump could beat her running backward. Biden is still the d'rats best bet....since a true moderate is out of the question for the DNC.....so I say again, companies like FB and google wont waste their time & money this go-round.

[strmanglr scott]

Originally Posted by 336Robin

Man that is huge! How's that going to help him when he's in Jail? Who is he going to leave the money to?]

Robin, you got much better odds of being in jail next year. I say that believing you're a law abiding citizen.

You saying what you said can only mean that you believe it which means you're delusional. Or, you don't believe it and you're just a troll. Of course, there's always the chance you're both.

[BryanBpool]

Originally Posted by strmanglr scott

125 million to 70.

As long as the money comes legally I don't care. Re-election is what I care about.

I remember when odumbo said he was gonna save the average American family $2500 a year, I'm pretty sure everyone not only got none of that but actually paid more, a lot more. I know I have.

likewise....

[FairladyZ]

Originally Posted by BryanBpool

likewise....

....chalk me up in that column too.... :-/

[LAMas]

Originally Posted by 336Robin

Man that is huge! How's that going to help him when he's in Jail? Who is he going to leave the money to?

Who? Corrupt Bite-em and Son?

[j2pac]

Originally Posted by philly

How many small donors, you know people? What percentage from corporations? They want another huge tax cut and if they give the money they will get one. The first tax cut was because the donors wanted to get paid. I think you've come to realize all that most Americans got were crumbs and they are getting less this year and less the year after. That's how the tax law was written.

During the entirety of Obama's eight years, the average American family's income rose roughly $1000.00. During Trump's 2017 thru July 2019 tenure, the average AFI has risen ~ $4100.00, according to what I gather. Crumbs?

[Sofla]

When the fundraising is done jointly between PDJT and the RNC, the max allowed is about $400k a donor.

However, of that ~$400k, only ~$2,700 may be transferred to the president's campaign. That is, the federal limit on a personal donation still applies to the allowable larger joint donation.

So the total sum wildly overstates how much can go to PDJT's own sole usage. Of course, the RNC can direct what it decides toward helping his re-election campaign, but it also has many other races to support (and will).

[Sofla]

Originally Posted by j2pac

During the entirety of Obama's eight years, the average American family's income rose roughly $1000.00. During Trump's 2017 thru July 2019 tenure, the average AFI has risen ~ $4100.00, according to what I gather. Crumbs?

Using averages is dispreferred to using the medians.

Because a fabulous increase for the top will skew the averages (which is misleading, and the median will not move falsely in the same way).

Or when you said 'average,' was that really the median? (Fairly sure not, but if so, let me know.)

[BryanBpool]

Originally Posted by Sofla

Using averages is dispreferred to using the medians.

Because a fabulous increase for the top will skew the averages (which is misleading, and the median will not move falsely in the same way).

Or when you said 'average,' was that really the median? (Fairly sure not, but if so, let me know.)

The latest data from the Census Bureau monthly surveys tell a different story. Real median household income—the amount earned by those in the very middle—hit $65,084 (in 2019 dollars) for the 12 months ending in July. That’s the highest level ever and a gain of $4,144, or 6.8%, since Mr. Trump took office. By comparison, during 7½ years under President Obama—starting from the end of the recession in June 2009 through January 2017—the median household income rose by only about $1,000.

https://www.wsj.com/articles/trumps-...ss-11569786435