GOP Donors May Dump Trump

[okfine]

If donors pull back funding for the Trump re-election campaign they will divert to other Republican politicians trying to save majority Senate seats.
One big reason is because Trump is losing in polling to Biden. Another is future open USSC seats. Makes you wonder if that is the only reason the GOP stuck with Trump. If donors abandon him you can figure that one out. Dump Trump to save the Senate. Very simple.

"On Monday, The New York Times reported that Republican megadonors are quietly considering abandoning President Donald Trump’s re-election campaign as a lost cause, and instead redirecting their resources into preventing a Democratic takeover of the Senate."

“Almost no one is talking openly about abandoning Mr. Trump at this point. A total collapse at the top of the ticket, Republican strategists and donors agree, would only make holding the Senate harder,” reported Shane Goldmacher. “But maintaining the Senate is an urgent imperative for the G.O.P.: A Democratic Senate could offer a glide path for liberal Supreme Court nominees from a President Biden, or block Mr. Trump’s judges if he won a second term. And right now, Senate Republican incumbents and candidates are losing badly in the money chase not just in the top Senate battlegrounds — states like Maine, Arizona, Colorado and North Carolina — but also in deep red states, such as Montana, where seats are now increasingly up for grabs.”

GOP donors may pull funds from Trump's sinking campaign to try to save the Senate: report

On Monday, The New York Times reported that Republican megadonors are quietly considering abandoning President Donald Trump's re-election campaign as a lost cause, and instead redirecting their resources into preventing a Democratic takeover of the Senate."Almost no one is talking openly about...

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[JackOfNoTrades]

The GOP and their donors have about another month to decide whether they are going to back Trump or not. Unfortunately for them, they are between a rock and a hard place. Trump enjoys a 92% approval rating among Republican voters. If the GOP decides to abandon him, they will have a full scale revolt on their hands. And it will be entirely their fault. They had a chance to whack Trump down in 2016 but they let him get a foothold and now the cancer has grown to the point where it's almost inoperable. And there's really nothing they can do about it..except go down with the ship and hope they can regroup in 2024. Before the pandemic, there were five Senate seats that were up for grabs. Now, there are 11.

Queue the memes from the usual suspects.

 

[Nostra]

This is who the OP let's tell him what to think.

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[Claudette]

If donors pull back funding for the Trump re-election campaign they will divert to other Republican politicians trying to save majority Senate seats.
One big reason is because Trump is losing in polling to Biden. Another is future open USSC seats. Makes you wonder if that is the only reason the GOP stuck with Trump. If donors abandon him you can figure that one out. Dump Trump to save the Senate. Very simple.

"On Monday, The New York Times reported that Republican megadonors are quietly considering abandoning President Donald Trump’s re-election campaign as a lost cause, and instead redirecting their resources into preventing a Democratic takeover of the Senate."

“Almost no one is talking openly about abandoning Mr. Trump at this point. A total collapse at the top of the ticket, Republican strategists and donors agree, would only make holding the Senate harder,” reported Shane Goldmacher. “But maintaining the Senate is an urgent imperative for the G.O.P.: A Democratic Senate could offer a glide path for liberal Supreme Court nominees from a President Biden, or block Mr. Trump’s judges if he won a second term. And right now, Senate Republican incumbents and candidates are losing badly in the money chase not just in the top Senate battlegrounds — states like Maine, Arizona, Colorado and North Carolina — but also in deep red states, such as Montana, where seats are now increasingly up for grabs.”

GOP donors may pull funds from Trump's sinking campaign to try to save the Senate: report

On Monday, The New York Times reported that Republican megadonors are quietly considering abandoning President Donald Trump's re-election campaign as a lost cause, and instead redirecting their resources into preventing a Democratic takeover of the Senate."Almost no one is talking openly about...

www.rawstory.com

LMAO from what I've read Trump has done quite well with donners.

I wonder how well Biden is doing??

 

[Preacher]

The GOP and their donors have about another month to decide whether they are going to back Trump or not. Unfortunately for them, they are between a rock and a hard place. Trump enjoys a 92% approval rating among Republican voters. If the GOP decides to abandon him, they will have a full scale revolt on their hands. And it will be entirely their fault. They had a chance to whack Trump down in 2016 but they let him get a foothold and now the cancer has grown to the point where it's almost inoperable. And there's really nothing they can do about it..except go down with the ship and hope they can regroup in 2024. Before the pandemic, there were five Senate seats that were up for grabs. Now, there are 11.

Queue the memes from the usual suspects.

Really which 11? TBH I expect McSally to lose in Arizona not because Kelly is a better candidate but because she is a RINO who didn't back Trump in 16 and then LOST her first senate race! Dumb idea to make her a senator. I expect Gardner in Colorado to lose because 1 he is a RINO and 2 Colorado is the new California. I expect that democrap in Alabama to lose. Other than that not really sure. I am up in the air with Collins. I don't like her she acts like a democrat.

 

[okfine]

If donors pull back funding for the Trump re-election campaign they will divert to other Republican politicians trying to save majority Senate seats.
One big reason is because Trump is losing in polling to Biden. Another is future open USSC seats. Makes you wonder if that is the only reason the GOP stuck with Trump. If donors abandon him you can figure that one out. Dump Trump to save the Senate. Very simple.

"On Monday, The New York Times reported that Republican megadonors are quietly considering abandoning President Donald Trump’s re-election campaign as a lost cause, and instead redirecting their resources into preventing a Democratic takeover of the Senate."

“Almost no one is talking openly about abandoning Mr. Trump at this point. A total collapse at the top of the ticket, Republican strategists and donors agree, would only make holding the Senate harder,” reported Shane Goldmacher. “But maintaining the Senate is an urgent imperative for the G.O.P.: A Democratic Senate could offer a glide path for liberal Supreme Court nominees from a President Biden, or block Mr. Trump’s judges if he won a second term. And right now, Senate Republican incumbents and candidates are losing badly in the money chase not just in the top Senate battlegrounds — states like Maine, Arizona, Colorado and North Carolina — but also in deep red states, such as Montana, where seats are now increasingly up for grabs.”

GOP donors may pull funds from Trump's sinking campaign to try to save the Senate: report

On Monday, The New York Times reported that Republican megadonors are quietly considering abandoning President Donald Trump's re-election campaign as a lost cause, and instead redirecting their resources into preventing a Democratic takeover of the Senate."Almost no one is talking openly about...

www.rawstory.com

LMAO from what I've read Trump has done quite well with donners.

I wonder how well Biden is doing??

If I told you would you believe it?

 

[HereWeGoAgain]

265 million to 130 million.
So more than double what Hiden Biden has.

 

[toobfreak]

GOP donors may pull funds from Trump's sinking campaign to try to save the Senate: report

On Monday, The New York Times reported that Republican megadonors are quietly considering abandoning President Donald Trump's re-election campaign as a lost cause, and instead redirecting their resources into preventing a Democratic takeover of the Senate."Almost no one is talking openly about...

www.rawstory.com

Okaydokey now hopes to beat Trump by calling his election a "sinking campaign."

Meantime, Biden has no campaign.

 

[TNHarley]

Yeah they will back out like they did in 2016 when the polls showed him losing by a mile.
I hope Hillary wins her reelection.

 

[sartre play]

The race will be close, full of lies & misdeeds to increase the power of the party, very little will be for us citizens of America.

 

[whitehall]

How could the NYT possibly know what GOP megadoners are "quietly speculating"? This is the worst kind of propaganda masquerading as news.

 

[Claudette]

How could the NYT possibly know what GOP megadoners are "quietly speculating"? This is the worst kind of propaganda masquerading as news.

Well that par for the New York Slimes. Anything they can do to try and make Trump look bad, they will.

 

[okfine]

265 million to 130 million.
So more than double what Hiden Biden has.

Since 2017

265 million to 130 million.
So more than double what Hiden Biden has.

And look at what it has got Trump. Since January 2017 $.5 B to Biden and just under $1B to Trump. The Trump donors aren't getting their monies worth.

Money Tracker: How Much Trump And Biden Have Raised In The 2020 Election

See the latest campaign finance figures for President Trump and his challenger, former Vice President Joe Biden.

www.npr.org

 

[HenryBHough]

Interesting that several members of our local Hospice organization, staunch Democrats, have decided not to donate to Gropey Joey's doomed effort and instead are donating to Alzheimer's research. None, though, believe any positive result from that research will come in time to help Basement Boy.

 

[EvilCat Breath]

How could the NYT possibly know what GOP megadoners are "quietly speculating"? This is the worst kind of propaganda masquerading as news.

When was the last time the NYT told the truth?? Ever????

 

[westwall]

If donors pull back funding for the Trump re-election campaign they will divert to other Republican politicians trying to save majority Senate seats.
One big reason is because Trump is losing in polling to Biden. Another is future open USSC seats. Makes you wonder if that is the only reason the GOP stuck with Trump. If donors abandon him you can figure that one out. Dump Trump to save the Senate. Very simple.

"On Monday, The New York Times reported that Republican megadonors are quietly considering abandoning President Donald Trump’s re-election campaign as a lost cause, and instead redirecting their resources into preventing a Democratic takeover of the Senate."

“Almost no one is talking openly about abandoning Mr. Trump at this point. A total collapse at the top of the ticket, Republican strategists and donors agree, would only make holding the Senate harder,” reported Shane Goldmacher. “But maintaining the Senate is an urgent imperative for the G.O.P.: A Democratic Senate could offer a glide path for liberal Supreme Court nominees from a President Biden, or block Mr. Trump’s judges if he won a second term. And right now, Senate Republican incumbents and candidates are losing badly in the money chase not just in the top Senate battlegrounds — states like Maine, Arizona, Colorado and North Carolina — but also in deep red states, such as Montana, where seats are now increasingly up for grabs.”

GOP donors may pull funds from Trump's sinking campaign to try to save the Senate: report

On Monday, The New York Times reported that Republican megadonors are quietly considering abandoning President Donald Trump's re-election campaign as a lost cause, and instead redirecting their resources into preventing a Democratic takeover of the Senate."Almost no one is talking openly about...

www.rawstory.com

We get it, you're shitting bricks. The election will soon be over and you will be able to howl at the moon again.

 

[okfine]

Interesting that several members of our local Hospice organization, staunch Democrats, have decided not to donate to Gropey Joey's doomed effort and instead are donating to Alzheimer's research. None, though, believe any positive result from that research will come in time to help Basement Boy.

Whoopdy f/n doo.

 

[22lcidw]

If donors pull back funding for the Trump re-election campaign they will divert to other Republican politicians trying to save majority Senate seats.
One big reason is because Trump is losing in polling to Biden. Another is future open USSC seats. Makes you wonder if that is the only reason the GOP stuck with Trump. If donors abandon him you can figure that one out. Dump Trump to save the Senate. Very simple.

"On Monday, The New York Times reported that Republican megadonors are quietly considering abandoning President Donald Trump’s re-election campaign as a lost cause, and instead redirecting their resources into preventing a Democratic takeover of the Senate."

“Almost no one is talking openly about abandoning Mr. Trump at this point. A total collapse at the top of the ticket, Republican strategists and donors agree, would only make holding the Senate harder,” reported Shane Goldmacher. “But maintaining the Senate is an urgent imperative for the G.O.P.: A Democratic Senate could offer a glide path for liberal Supreme Court nominees from a President Biden, or block Mr. Trump’s judges if he won a second term. And right now, Senate Republican incumbents and candidates are losing badly in the money chase not just in the top Senate battlegrounds — states like Maine, Arizona, Colorado and North Carolina — but also in deep red states, such as Montana, where seats are now increasingly up for grabs.”

GOP donors may pull funds from Trump's sinking campaign to try to save the Senate: report

On Monday, The New York Times reported that Republican megadonors are quietly considering abandoning President Donald Trump's re-election campaign as a lost cause, and instead redirecting their resources into preventing a Democratic takeover of the Senate."Almost no one is talking openly about...

www.rawstory.com

The cracker jack job they do with the Supreme Court Seats just leaves us in awe. When a Prog is appointed it makes the ghosts of Stalin, Mao and Hitler cry. Most Non Prog appointments are wishy washy.

 

[toobfreak]

265 million to 130 million.
So more than double what Hiden Biden has.

PUT ANOTHER WAY:

• 265 million GOP bucks buys you this:
  
• 130 million DNC bucks buys you this:
  

 

[HereWeGoAgain]

265 million to 130 million.
So more than double what Hiden Biden has.

Since 2017

265 million to 130 million.
So more than double what Hiden Biden has.

And look at what it has got Trump. Since January 2017 $.5 B to Biden and just under $1B to Trump. The Trump donors aren't getting their monies worth.

Money Tracker: How Much Trump And Biden Have Raised In The 2020 Election

See the latest campaign finance figures for President Trump and his challenger, former Vice President Joe Biden.

www.npr.org

Did hillary get her's?