Thousands of Republican donors avoid Donald Trump

[guno]

They are running away from him fast as they can and the rubes sure don't have anything to give him


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.


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.


Analysis: Thousands of Republican donors avoid Donald Trump

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

“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.

Exactly.

 

[guno]

“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.

Exactly.

It will only get worse for him

 

[1stRambo]

They are running away from him fast as they can and the rubes sure don't have anything to give him


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.


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.


Analysis: Thousands of Republican donors avoid Donald Trump

Yo, you must be talking about the Rich Globalist, we don`t need them, and Trump will not owe anybody anything!!!!!!!!!! You know, like Obama using "Taxpayer Money" to payback his Donors!!!!!!!!!!!! """You Are A True Ass"""

"GTP"
You`re A True

 

[B. Kidd]

RINO Globalist elites aren't donating?

Why is this newsworthy?...............

 

[theHawk]

They are running away from him fast as they can and the rubes sure don't have anything to give him


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.


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.


Analysis: Thousands of Republican donors avoid Donald Trump

Remember when liberals cried their eyes dry when they were complaining that too much money is raised and spent in political campaigns?

We finally got one that isn't using obscene amounts of money to buy an election.

Funny thing is all the GOPer in the primaries raised and spent a lot more money than Trump, yet none of them ever got close to beating him. Must be unsettling to progressive c_nts that the same could happen to Queen Cankles.

Just wait until the one on one debates start. Old Cankles won't be able to buy her way out of that.

 

[TyroneSlothrop]

George Will leaves GOP: 'This is not my party'
Harper Neidig - 06/25/16 12:53 PM EDT


“Make sure he loses," Will advised Republican voters.

 

[B. Kidd]

George Will leaves GOP: 'This is not my party'
Harper Neidig - 06/25/16 12:53 PM EDT


“Make sure he loses," Will advised Republican voters.

Will needs to stick to baseball stats, which he always knew a helluva lot more, than politics. He's a boring sort.......

 

[TyroneSlothrop]

George Will leaves GOP: 'This is not my party'
Harper Neidig - 06/25/16 12:53 PM EDT


“Make sure he loses," Will advised Republican voters

Will needs to stick to baseball stats, which he always knew a helluva lot more, than politics. He's a boring sort.......

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• Bush treasury secretary targets Trump in blistering op-ed
  
  
  
  Henry Paulson, President George W. Bush's treasury chief, adds to growing list of prominent Republicans criticizing presumptive GOP nominee

 

[B. Kidd]

George Will leaves GOP: 'This is not my party'
Harper Neidig - 06/25/16 12:53 PM EDT


“Make sure he loses," Will advised Republican voters

Will needs to stick to baseball stats, which he always knew a helluva lot more, than politics. He's a boring sort.......

• 
  
  
• Bush treasury secretary targets Trump in blistering op-ed
  
  
  
  Henry Paulson, President George W. Bush's treasury chief, adds to growing list of prominent Republicans criticizing presumptive GOP nominee

[/QUOTE]


Praytell......alot of RINO elites vested in Globalism, too (hell, no wonder one couldn't tell the difference between both parties, fer' years)! Tell us something that we don't know, or remain boring too.........

 

[TyroneSlothrop]

• Mark Kirk: First GOP senator to run anti-Trump TV ad
  
  
  
  The first-term senator, facing a tough re-election battle, is pitching his willingness to work with Democrats on the Supreme Court and abortion
  
  

 

[B. Kidd]

Bush treasury secretary targets Trump in blistering op-ed



Henry Paulson, President George W. Bush's treasury chief, adds to growing list of prominent Republicans criticizing presumptive GOP nominee

B-O-R-I-N-G..............

 

[RandallFlagg]

They are running away from him fast as they can and the rubes sure don't have anything to give him


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.


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.


Analysis: Thousands of Republican donors avoid Donald Trump

Remember when liberals cried their eyes dry when they were complaining that too much money is raised and spent in political campaigns?

We finally got one that isn't using obscene amounts of money to buy an election.

Funny thing is all the GOPer in the primaries raised and spent a lot more money than Trump, yet none of them ever got close to beating him. Must be unsettling to progressive c_nts that the same could happen to Queen Cankles.

Just wait until the one on one debates start. Old Cankles won't be able to buy her way out of that.

Don't let that bitch fool you with her bullshit about "campaign reform". That's the LAST thing the murderer wants.....

 

[TyroneSlothrop]

Cracks deepen inside troubled marriage of Trump and Republican party
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