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You notice the Cunton hasn't spent a dime of her own money....just saying!!!!
Donald Trump, seeking to boost momentum in the last days of the presidential election, wired $10 million of his own money into his presidential campaign Friday morning, two advisers said. The cash infusion will be used to buy $25 million in new TV advertising in key battleground states, the advisers said. With some polls tightening in recent days, the Republican nominee is determined to pull out a win 11 days from now, one aide said. Mr. Trump’s cash infusion brings his total contributions to his campaign to $66 million. That includes about $30,000 he gave earlier this month in in-kind contributions, according to a report the campaign filed with the Federal Election Commission on Thursday. Mr. Trump’s latest donation to his cause still falls $34 million short of the $100 million he has repeatedly said he will give to his campaign—a pledge he reiterated as recently as Wednesday.
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Donald Trump, seeking to boost momentum in the last days of the presidential election, wired $10 million of his own money into his presidential campaign Friday morning, two advisers said. The cash infusion will be used to buy $25 million in new TV advertising in key battleground states, the advisers said. With some polls tightening in recent days, the Republican nominee is determined to pull out a win 11 days from now, one aide said. Mr. Trump’s cash infusion brings his total contributions to his campaign to $66 million. That includes about $30,000 he gave earlier this month in in-kind contributions, according to a report the campaign filed with the Federal Election Commission on Thursday. Mr. Trump’s latest donation to his cause still falls $34 million short of the $100 million he has repeatedly said he will give to his campaign—a pledge he reiterated as recently as Wednesday.
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