Trumps support base sets campaign donation record.

originally posted by: TritonTaranis
If you think Trump is losing his base, you’re completely out of touch with reality and boarder line delusional

It’s grown a lot, the Dems know this, that’s exactly why they’re pushing for this ridiculous impeachment that absolutely will not pass

Every leftist on this site knows it too.

Hence the vitriol and desperation

a reply to: YouSir

To show how cultural differences work, can you tell me who CornPop is?

a reply to: links234

www.npr.org... 125 million in quarter 3

The Trump campaign and the Republican National Committee took in a huge haul in the third quarter, which ended Monday — a combined $125 million. This means that this year alone, they've raised more than $300 million — double the total that then-President Obama and the Democratic Party had raised at this point in 2011 on Obama's way to a successful reelection bid.

he supposedly wants to raise a billion

www.nytimes.com... 105 million in Q2

Trump and R.N.C. Raised $105 Million in 2nd Quarter, a Sign He Will Have Far More Money Than in 2016

for comparison sanders has raised 25 million i think total biden has 24 and warren 34

www.forbes.com... it seems trump and the RNC have raised more money then all of the dem presidential candidates combined and unlike the DNC the republicans have little to no debt

www.bloomberg.com...

The Democratic National Committee has a money problem. And that could hurt its nominee’s chances of beating President Donald Trump in 2020. In the first four months of 2019, the party spent more than it raised and added $3 million in new debt. In the same period, its Republican counterpart was stockpiling cash. Democratic donors overall have been generous, pouring three times as much into their party’s presidential and congressional campaigns in the first quarter of the year than Republicans gave to their national office-seekers. But the DNC isn’t benefiting from the same donor enthusiasm, putting at risk its ability to help the nominee take on Trump, donors said.

not to mention depending on who the nominee is they may loose sources of funding for the actual election,say for example bernie gets tossed under the bus again do you think they will donate to the party if sanders is off the ticket?

www.opensecrets.org... to your actual question trump seems to be the big bread winner for the republicans a golden goose if you will but this only goes tell nov of 2017 not where we are now.....


www.vox.com...

First, relative to previous campaigns by incumbent presidents, raising $25 million in a single day is a ton of money. For instance, then-President Barack Obama raised $86 million during the entire first quarter of his reelection campaign in 2011 — a figure that Politico described as a “shock-and-awe showing” at the time. But Trump apparently raised nearly a third of that total in a single day, adding to the $93 million his campaign committee had reportedly raised as of last Friday. (Sen. Bernie Sanders had raised the most out of the candidates for the Democratic nomination at $21 million.) Second, Trump’s haul of $25 million on Tuesday alone is not only more than what each of the top five candidates for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination raised combined in the first 24 hours after they launched their campaigns, but as Fox News reports, no candidate for the Democratic nomination even hit $20 million in the entire first quarter of the year. This Fox News graphic illustrates the disparity.

so hes been raising bigly if not setting an actual record (25 million) but that is more then a million dollars an hour and that buys alot of covtee and as the article goes on to say its been one big fundraising rally since he was elected in 2016 which gives him a huge advantage over the dems

www.opensecrets.org... for the 2020 race trump has raised more outside money via pacs then sanders and warren combined (86million vs 81 and change)


www.politico.com... politico focusing only on the dems and gives a cash on hand number as well as just total funds raised .sanders,warren,biden,Buttigieg and harris are in positive every one else in negative or polling very badly (*up to q2)

originally posted by: links234
I'll be interested in seeing what happens in the general when there's not 15 Democrats pulling money in but just one.

They'll all be broke by then, due to making so many GoFundMe donations.

originally posted by: RalagaNarHallas
a reply to: carewemust
and $293,000 of that went to trump when he won his case against her ,but she did just get a $400k payday over her arrest at a strip club so its not like shes broke

The IRS took 30% of Stormy's settlement, and Avenatti got 50%. She still owes judgement money to her former husband too, for beating the crap out of him.

a reply to: YouSir

Congrats! You win the prize. So Joe had CornPop "erased"?

To put this fundraising into perspective, I will share a personal anecdote.

I have voted in every single election I have been able to since I was 18. I am 32 now. I have always been registered as a Republican, but have not always voted that way. Not once did I get mail addressed to me from the RNC, or any other republican candidate. I live in a district that has voted the way the national election goes since G H W Bush got elected, and it is in a "Swing" sate.

Then Trump is running, and I actually get political mail from his campaign... during the dang Republican primaries. No other republican candidate sent mail of any form that was addressed to me.

This should tell us all something very important. So many Republican politicians are in fact incompetent. No I'm not saying the Democrat candidates were any better either, because they never sent me a single personalized piece of mail either, just a buttload of mass mailers.

The fundraising I have seen from the Trump campaign works. It always includes reasoning, and a call to action, and asks for help directly rather than pulling punches like other campaigns do (I asked my brother from another area to see what was sent to him, as these mailers interested me). The quality of the paper is good, it isn't cheap paper, or glossy garbage tracts, it is actual nice paper in letter format. It is practically alien in format in comparison to other fundraising pamphlets and such, because it actually feels and looks genuine.

originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: YouSir

Congrats! You win the prize. So Joe had CornPop "erased"?

Ummm...you should know by now...that I’m a...”Just the fact’s Ma’m”...kind of guy...

Supposition is fun...as a construct...however...where I and most part way’s...is in making claims of fact...with incomplete or erroneous information...

That being said...I do so love me some...trollery...I love it bigly...





YouSir

originally posted by: MisterSpock
He's barely pulling in 15K people at his rallies.

He's toast, time you alt righters give up this fantasy of trump being re elected. He'll be lucky to be in office by christmas.

trump supporters have jobs thats why.

Here is what I believe, my opinion only:

Democrats are lashing out in every way possible because Ruth Bader Ginsburg is living her last days.

If she passes before the next election President Trump can nominate another Justice (there could be a argument here, because of the Republicans blocking the vote for the potential Supreme Court Justice Merrick Brian Garland during Obama's last year).

The odds that Ruth Bader Ginsburg would make it through another 4 years of Trump is unlikely.

If President Trump is reelected then it is assured he will nominate someone the Democrats will
Hate...


Have to keep the eye on the ball- so to speak. Republican voters are very knowledgeable of this fact- which is showing in the donation amounts.

a reply to: dfnj2015

I had no say in that poll whatsoever.

originally posted by: MisterSpock
I think there is a good chance of trump LOSING the popular vote again in 2020.

I'm sure the couple coastal mega cities will scrape every gutter to find anyone that will vote dem, more than once even.

I also think that while he will lose the popular, he'll end up picking up more electoral votes than last time.

Should be amusing. Hell, I might even finally vote in an election after almost 20 years of not bothering.

Lets face it.. the majority of those who will vote against Trump, are people without thoughts in the brains, people easily led, or people so angry that someone they simply do not like (regardless of policy) is in the running.

Very little people armed with factual evidence or considered opinion, will vote against. This is what the media are trying to do. If anything, after the next election it should be made note that the media are trying to influence the election.

SO much for your vote counting.

originally posted by: Subaeruginosa

originally posted by: Bluntone22
a reply to: Subaeruginosa

Probably because his supporters tend to have jobs...

Yeah, I got one of them as well, unfortunately.

Nearly all of us have got to sell our souls to eat.... its still no excuse to worship some silver spooned little narcissist, like he was some kind of god.

Just sayin...

Uhhh, but you're not voting in their election.

Guess what though... Our PM stands with Trump.

originally posted by: hopenotfeariswhatweneed

originally posted by: DBCowboy

originally posted by: hopenotfeariswhatweneed
a reply to: DBCowboy

You are looking for a holiday destination....

I can’t show my face in Vegas with the wife, there would be questions.

Nothing a pair of spectacles and a Groucho Marx moustache wouldn't fix.

His wife would look silly like that...

Oo

That’s awesome, I haven’t even donated to Trumps campaign. I’ve only donated to Tulsi to try and keep her in the debates longer.

originally posted by: gallop

originally posted by: Subaeruginosa

originally posted by: Bluntone22
a reply to: Subaeruginosa

Probably because his supporters tend to have jobs...

Yeah, I got one of them as well, unfortunately.

Nearly all of us have got to sell our souls to eat.... its still no excuse to worship some silver spooned little narcissist, like he was some kind of god.

Just sayin...

Uhhh, but you're not voting in their election.

Guess what though... Our PM stands with Trump.

You're a fan of Scott Morrison are you...