Trump campaign’s $63M dwarfed by Biden’s $177M

[CrusaderFrank]

the CCP continue to pump hundreds of millions into their guys campaign.

Exactly. The CCP has been taking the billions theyve made from us every year and has been using it to destroy us, including paying off the Bidens.

The CCP owns the Bidens outright. Can you imagine how, God forbid, President Biden would respond to the CCP knowing they had all this Blackmail material on him?

 

[petro]

If money is the lifeblood of politics..

If this is the measure of a successful campaign, then the Republic is already lost.

 

[Dogbiscuit]

The CCP owns the Bidens outright. Can you imagine how, God forbid, President Biden would respond to the CCP knowing they had all this Blackmail material on him?

And you and I know hes not the only one.
This corruption runs deeeep.
Like Trump said, he had know idea how deep this swamp is.
Look at the amount of money being funneled into the Biden campaign strictly out of fear.

 

[toobfreak]

What kind of proof do you require?

Well, for one:

1. An article whose own TITLE doesn't begin with the word REPORTEDLY, meaning that they are merely repeating hearsay information.
2. An article which doesn't advertise open bias and crassness by referring to a book I never heard of as "Shitty." Vulgarity is not acceptable in professional, ethical media.
3. Doesn't spend half the article back-peddling over irrelevancies about Trump's personal life.
4. Doesn't assign their own negative conclusions about reasons and motives they don't truly know in reporting actions as a way of trying to mold what the reader thinks of them.
5. Dwells on further irrelevancies like Trump ending an interview after 45 minutes that Joe Biden wouldn't even have given in the first place.
6. Includes lies about things it cannot know like HOW, WHERE or WHY Trump contracted a virus to further influence the reader's thinking rather than just reporting the facts.
7. Goes on at length about things that have nothing at all to do with a supposed shortfall in election money.

Looking at the original article from the AP which you should have just linked directly to, apparently most of their case is based on the allegation that Trump bought advertising in questionable markets which didn't pay good dividends like a Superbowl ad or some ads in DC., which if true is just bad campaigning, not a crime, some of it goes back almost a year ago, has little bearing on a shortfall today, and suggests that maybe they need someone better to direct the spending.

It's hard to separate fact from spin in an article that spends so much of its space in just bashing Trump with much of it centered on irrelevancies and hearsay.

 

[Gary Lee]

If money is the lifeblood of politics..Trump's campaign needs a transfusion!

Trump’s Campaign Cash Dwindled to $63 Million Entering October

President Trump’s re-election campaign committee ended September with only $63.1 million in the bank despite canceling some television buys late last month, leaving him badly outmatched financially against Joseph R. Biden Jr. in the final stretch of the campaign.
New filings with the Federal Election Commission showed the extent of Mr. Trump’s cash troubles, which are severe enough that he diverted time from key battleground states and flew to California on Sunday for a fund-raiser with just over two weeks until Election Day. The president ended September with just over half as much money as he had at the beginning of the month.
While Mr. Trump’s campaign and its shared committees with the Republican National Committee have raised $1.5 billion since the start of 2019, the disclosures late Tuesday showed that his main re-election committee — the account that must pay for many of the race’s most important costs, including most television ads — had only a small slice remaining.
All told, Mr. Trump’s campaign and its shared committees with the R.N.C. had $251.4 million entering October, compared with the $432 million that Mr. Biden’s campaign and its joint accounts with the Democratic National Committee had in the bank. Some joint account funds are most likely eligible to be transferred to the main campaign committee.
Fortunes have reversed sharply from this spring, when Mr. Trump and the Republicans had nearly $190 million more in the bank than Mr. Biden and the Democrats did when he emerged as the presumptive Democratic nominee.

Same exact scenario in the 2016 election against the evil witch Clinton with the preponderance of those $ stemming from those liberal strongholds of New York & California.

 

[Gary Lee]

What kind of proof do you require?

Well, for one:

1. An article whose own TITLE doesn't begin with the word REPORTEDLY, meaning that they are merely repeating hearsay information.
2. An article which doesn't advertise open bias and crassness by referring to a book I never heard of as "Shitty." Vulgarity is not acceptable in professional, ethical media.
3. Doesn't spend half the article back-peddling over irrelevancies about Trump's personal life.
4. Doesn't assign their own negative conclusions about reasons and motives they don't truly know in reporting actions as a way of trying to mold what the reader thinks of them.
5. Dwells on further irrelevancies like Trump ending an interview after 45 minutes that Joe Biden wouldn't even have given in the first place.
6. Includes lies about things it cannot know like HOW, WHERE or WHY Trump contracted a virus to further influence the reader's thinking rather than just reporting the facts.
7. Goes on at length about things that have nothing at all to do with a supposed shortfall in election money.

Looking at the original article from the AP which you should have just linked directly to, apparently most of their case is based on the allegation that Trump bought advertising in questionable markets which didn't pay good dividends like a Superbowl ad or some ads in DC., which if true is just bad campaigning, not a crime, some of it goes back almost a year ago, has little bearing on a shortfall today, and suggests that maybe they need someone better to direct the spending.

It's hard to separate fact from spin in an article that spends so much of its space in just bashing Trump with much of it centered on irrelevancies and hearsay.

What the anti Trump media is doing is making an attampt to influence this election as they did in 2016. This is not "freedom of the press" as set forth in the First Amendment. This is abuse of the press in no uncertain terms to which they need to be held accountable. If Trump happens to loose & with many believe will lead to nation wide unrest I should think that those responsible for all the libelous stories, lies and spins regarding Trump well.......I believe they will be held accountable in some way. The media has to be neutered politically.

 

[Indeependent]

If money is the lifeblood of politics..Trump's campaign needs a transfusion!

Trump’s Campaign Cash Dwindled to $63 Million Entering October

President Trump’s re-election campaign committee ended September with only $63.1 million in the bank despite canceling some television buys late last month, leaving him badly outmatched financially against Joseph R. Biden Jr. in the final stretch of the campaign.
New filings with the Federal Election Commission showed the extent of Mr. Trump’s cash troubles, which are severe enough that he diverted time from key battleground states and flew to California on Sunday for a fund-raiser with just over two weeks until Election Day. The president ended September with just over half as much money as he had at the beginning of the month.
While Mr. Trump’s campaign and its shared committees with the Republican National Committee have raised $1.5 billion since the start of 2019, the disclosures late Tuesday showed that his main re-election committee — the account that must pay for many of the race’s most important costs, including most television ads — had only a small slice remaining.
All told, Mr. Trump’s campaign and its shared committees with the R.N.C. had $251.4 million entering October, compared with the $432 million that Mr. Biden’s campaign and its joint accounts with the Democratic National Committee had in the bank. Some joint account funds are most likely eligible to be transferred to the main campaign committee.
Fortunes have reversed sharply from this spring, when Mr. Trump and the Republicans had nearly $190 million more in the bank than Mr. Biden and the Democrats did when he emerged as the presumptive Democratic nominee.

Trump doesn’t have to spend a penny.
The media is running his campaign.
You are amazingly stupid.

 

[toobfreak]

What kind of proof do you require?

Well, for one:

1. An article whose own TITLE doesn't begin with the word REPORTEDLY, meaning that they are merely repeating hearsay information.
2. An article which doesn't advertise open bias and crassness by referring to a book I never heard of as "Shitty." Vulgarity is not acceptable in professional, ethical media.
3. Doesn't spend half the article back-peddling over irrelevancies about Trump's personal life.
4. Doesn't assign their own negative conclusions about reasons and motives they don't truly know in reporting actions as a way of trying to mold what the reader thinks of them.
5. Dwells on further irrelevancies like Trump ending an interview after 45 minutes that Joe Biden wouldn't even have given in the first place.
6. Includes lies about things it cannot know like HOW, WHERE or WHY Trump contracted a virus to further influence the reader's thinking rather than just reporting the facts.
7. Goes on at length about things that have nothing at all to do with a supposed shortfall in election money.

Looking at the original article from the AP which you should have just linked directly to, apparently most of their case is based on the allegation that Trump bought advertising in questionable markets which didn't pay good dividends like a Superbowl ad or some ads in DC., which if true is just bad campaigning, not a crime, some of it goes back almost a year ago, has little bearing on a shortfall today, and suggests that maybe they need someone better to direct the spending.

It's hard to separate fact from spin in an article that spends so much of its space in just bashing Trump with much of it centered on irrelevancies and hearsay.

What the anti Trump media is doing is making an attampt to influence this election as they did in 2016. This is not "freedom of the press" as set forth in the First Amendment. This is abuse of the press in no uncertain terms to which they need to be held accountable. If Trump happens to loose & with many believe will lead to nation wide unrest I should think that those responsible for all the libelous stories, lies and spins regarding Trump well.......I believe they will be held accountable in some way. The media has to be neutered politically.

ABUSE OF THE PRESS:

• Freedom of the Press is assured so that the media are independent and unfettered in their ability to report on unscrupulous government activity.
• When the press becomes an ARM of the government to manipulate the populace with misinformation to HIDE government activity, there no longer is any freedom, no longer any press, and those involved need jailed for libel and sedition.

 

[mudwhistle]

If money is the lifeblood of politics..Trump's campaign needs a transfusion!

Trump’s Campaign Cash Dwindled to $63 Million Entering October

President Trump’s re-election campaign committee ended September with only $63.1 million in the bank despite canceling some television buys late last month, leaving him badly outmatched financially against Joseph R. Biden Jr. in the final stretch of the campaign.
New filings with the Federal Election Commission showed the extent of Mr. Trump’s cash troubles, which are severe enough that he diverted time from key battleground states and flew to California on Sunday for a fund-raiser with just over two weeks until Election Day. The president ended September with just over half as much money as he had at the beginning of the month.
While Mr. Trump’s campaign and its shared committees with the Republican National Committee have raised $1.5 billion since the start of 2019, the disclosures late Tuesday showed that his main re-election committee — the account that must pay for many of the race’s most important costs, including most television ads — had only a small slice remaining.
All told, Mr. Trump’s campaign and its shared committees with the R.N.C. had $251.4 million entering October, compared with the $432 million that Mr. Biden’s campaign and its joint accounts with the Democratic National Committee had in the bank. Some joint account funds are most likely eligible to be transferred to the main campaign committee.
Fortunes have reversed sharply from this spring, when Mr. Trump and the Republicans had nearly $190 million more in the bank than Mr. Biden and the Democrats did when he emerged as the presumptive Democratic nominee.

Yep....Biden is for the common man.....who happens to be billionaires.

 

[wamose]

The reason Biden gets the lions share of dirty money is because whereas Trump's policies will make business and their workers stronger for the long haul, Biden's policy will allow businesses to outsource, hire illegal aliens and rob the American worker just to make some quick, easy money. Biden is more qualified to be a Chinese advocate than an American advocate. American workers and taxpayers need to stick with Trump.

 

[RightNorLeft]

The disparity does not translate into voters, Bidens big haul is from super rich Never trumpers that are afraid their gambit to take back the power trump stripped off them is not working. So they poured millions into Biden....Bloomberg, the Koch Brothers, GWBush and all his friends etc

 

[kaz]

If money is the lifeblood of politics..Trump's campaign needs a transfusion!

Trump’s Campaign Cash Dwindled to $63 Million Entering October

President Trump’s re-election campaign committee ended September with only $63.1 million in the bank despite canceling some television buys late last month, leaving him badly outmatched financially against Joseph R. Biden Jr. in the final stretch of the campaign.
New filings with the Federal Election Commission showed the extent of Mr. Trump’s cash troubles, which are severe enough that he diverted time from key battleground states and flew to California on Sunday for a fund-raiser with just over two weeks until Election Day. The president ended September with just over half as much money as he had at the beginning of the month.
While Mr. Trump’s campaign and its shared committees with the Republican National Committee have raised $1.5 billion since the start of 2019, the disclosures late Tuesday showed that his main re-election committee — the account that must pay for many of the race’s most important costs, including most television ads — had only a small slice remaining.
All told, Mr. Trump’s campaign and its shared committees with the R.N.C. had $251.4 million entering October, compared with the $432 million that Mr. Biden’s campaign and its joint accounts with the Democratic National Committee had in the bank. Some joint account funds are most likely eligible to be transferred to the main campaign committee.
Fortunes have reversed sharply from this spring, when Mr. Trump and the Republicans had nearly $190 million more in the bank than Mr. Biden and the Democrats did when he emerged as the presumptive Democratic nominee.

Wow, Biden's going to have a nice slush fund when this is over, isn't he?

 

[Mac-7]

If money is the lifeblood of politics..Trump's campaign needs a transfusion!

Trump’s Campaign Cash Dwindled to $63 Million Entering October

President Trump’s re-election campaign committee ended September with only $63.1 million in the bank despite canceling some television buys late last month, leaving him badly outmatched financially against Joseph R. Biden Jr. in the final stretch of the campaign.
New filings with the Federal Election Commission showed the extent of Mr. Trump’s cash troubles, which are severe enough that he diverted time from key battleground states and flew to California on Sunday for a fund-raiser with just over two weeks until Election Day. The president ended September with just over half as much money as he had at the beginning of the month.
While Mr. Trump’s campaign and its shared committees with the Republican National Committee have raised $1.5 billion since the start of 2019, the disclosures late Tuesday showed that his main re-election committee — the account that must pay for many of the race’s most important costs, including most television ads — had only a small slice remaining.
All told, Mr. Trump’s campaign and its shared committees with the R.N.C. had $251.4 million entering October, compared with the $432 million that Mr. Biden’s campaign and its joint accounts with the Democratic National Committee had in the bank. Some joint account funds are most likely eligible to be transferred to the main campaign committee.
Fortunes have reversed sharply from this spring, when Mr. Trump and the Republicans had nearly $190 million more in the bank than Mr. Biden and the Democrats did when he emerged as the presumptive Democratic nominee.

You are misreading the politics

trump goes directly to the voters through his public appearances and popular policies

he does not need piles of campaign cash to do that

biden on the other hand has to sell himself to uncommitted voters like a box of laundry detergent

and that takes money to by ads on tv

 

[EvilEyeFleegle]

If money is the lifeblood of politics..Trump's campaign needs a transfusion!

Trump’s Campaign Cash Dwindled to $63 Million Entering October

President Trump’s re-election campaign committee ended September with only $63.1 million in the bank despite canceling some television buys late last month, leaving him badly outmatched financially against Joseph R. Biden Jr. in the final stretch of the campaign.
New filings with the Federal Election Commission showed the extent of Mr. Trump’s cash troubles, which are severe enough that he diverted time from key battleground states and flew to California on Sunday for a fund-raiser with just over two weeks until Election Day. The president ended September with just over half as much money as he had at the beginning of the month.
While Mr. Trump’s campaign and its shared committees with the Republican National Committee have raised $1.5 billion since the start of 2019, the disclosures late Tuesday showed that his main re-election committee — the account that must pay for many of the race’s most important costs, including most television ads — had only a small slice remaining.
All told, Mr. Trump’s campaign and its shared committees with the R.N.C. had $251.4 million entering October, compared with the $432 million that Mr. Biden’s campaign and its joint accounts with the Democratic National Committee had in the bank. Some joint account funds are most likely eligible to be transferred to the main campaign committee.
Fortunes have reversed sharply from this spring, when Mr. Trump and the Republicans had nearly $190 million more in the bank than Mr. Biden and the Democrats did when he emerged as the presumptive Democratic nominee.

Wow, Biden's going to have a nice slush fund when this is over, isn't he?

Seems to be how it works. Trump sure did.

 

[kaz]

If money is the lifeblood of politics..Trump's campaign needs a transfusion!

Trump’s Campaign Cash Dwindled to $63 Million Entering October

President Trump’s re-election campaign committee ended September with only $63.1 million in the bank despite canceling some television buys late last month, leaving him badly outmatched financially against Joseph R. Biden Jr. in the final stretch of the campaign.
New filings with the Federal Election Commission showed the extent of Mr. Trump’s cash troubles, which are severe enough that he diverted time from key battleground states and flew to California on Sunday for a fund-raiser with just over two weeks until Election Day. The president ended September with just over half as much money as he had at the beginning of the month.
While Mr. Trump’s campaign and its shared committees with the Republican National Committee have raised $1.5 billion since the start of 2019, the disclosures late Tuesday showed that his main re-election committee — the account that must pay for many of the race’s most important costs, including most television ads — had only a small slice remaining.
All told, Mr. Trump’s campaign and its shared committees with the R.N.C. had $251.4 million entering October, compared with the $432 million that Mr. Biden’s campaign and its joint accounts with the Democratic National Committee had in the bank. Some joint account funds are most likely eligible to be transferred to the main campaign committee.
Fortunes have reversed sharply from this spring, when Mr. Trump and the Republicans had nearly $190 million more in the bank than Mr. Biden and the Democrats did when he emerged as the presumptive Democratic nominee.

Wow, Biden's going to have a nice slush fund when this is over, isn't he?

Seems to be how it works. Trump sure did.

Sounded good to you, huh?

 

[toobfreak]

What kind of proof do you require?

Put another way, a person spending his campaign money on advertisement and other campaign expenses however unwisely or not in accord with other people's ideals does NOT amount to "looting."

 

[pyetro]

If money is the lifeblood of politics..Trump's campaign needs a transfusion!

Trump’s Campaign Cash Dwindled to $63 Million Entering October

President Trump’s re-election campaign committee ended September with only $63.1 million in the bank despite canceling some television buys late last month, leaving him badly outmatched financially against Joseph R. Biden Jr. in the final stretch of the campaign.
New filings with the Federal Election Commission showed the extent of Mr. Trump’s cash troubles, which are severe enough that he diverted time from key battleground states and flew to California on Sunday for a fund-raiser with just over two weeks until Election Day. The president ended September with just over half as much money as he had at the beginning of the month.
While Mr. Trump’s campaign and its shared committees with the Republican National Committee have raised $1.5 billion since the start of 2019, the disclosures late Tuesday showed that his main re-election committee — the account that must pay for many of the race’s most important costs, including most television ads — had only a small slice remaining.
All told, Mr. Trump’s campaign and its shared committees with the R.N.C. had $251.4 million entering October, compared with the $432 million that Mr. Biden’s campaign and its joint accounts with the Democratic National Committee had in the bank. Some joint account funds are most likely eligible to be transferred to the main campaign committee.
Fortunes have reversed sharply from this spring, when Mr. Trump and the Republicans had nearly $190 million more in the bank than Mr. Biden and the Democrats did when he emerged as the presumptive Democratic nominee.

Pandemic Don is broke.

 

[badbob85037]

If money is the lifeblood of politics..Trump's campaign needs a transfusion!

Trump’s Campaign Cash Dwindled to $63 Million Entering October

President Trump’s re-election campaign committee ended September with only $63.1 million in the bank despite canceling some television buys late last month, leaving him badly outmatched financially against Joseph R. Biden Jr. in the final stretch of the campaign.
New filings with the Federal Election Commission showed the extent of Mr. Trump’s cash troubles, which are severe enough that he diverted time from key battleground states and flew to California on Sunday for a fund-raiser with just over two weeks until Election Day. The president ended September with just over half as much money as he had at the beginning of the month.
While Mr. Trump’s campaign and its shared committees with the Republican National Committee have raised $1.5 billion since the start of 2019, the disclosures late Tuesday showed that his main re-election committee — the account that must pay for many of the race’s most important costs, including most television ads — had only a small slice remaining.
All told, Mr. Trump’s campaign and its shared committees with the R.N.C. had $251.4 million entering October, compared with the $432 million that Mr. Biden’s campaign and its joint accounts with the Democratic National Committee had in the bank. Some joint account funds are most likely eligible to be transferred to the main campaign committee.
Fortunes have reversed sharply from this spring, when Mr. Trump and the Republicans had nearly $190 million more in the bank than Mr. Biden and the Democrats did when he emerged as the presumptive Democratic nominee.

Making a Trump victory that more sweeter.

 

[depotoo]

All that matters is the election results.

Granted: Evil may not have prevailed in 2016.....but it won't quit until it does

Didn't Hillary way outspend him too in 2016? Big money comes with people expecting big favors in return.

Yep

At Least 67 Billionaires Made Six-Figure Donations To Committees Supporting Joe Biden In Last 3 Months

Billionaires can’t seem to resist opening their wallets for the guy once dubbed “the poorest man in Congress.”

www.forbes.com

 

[Votto]

If money is the lifeblood of politics..Trump's campaign needs a transfusion!

Trump’s Campaign Cash Dwindled to $63 Million Entering October

President Trump’s re-election campaign committee ended September with only $63.1 million in the bank despite canceling some television buys late last month, leaving him badly outmatched financially against Joseph R. Biden Jr. in the final stretch of the campaign.
New filings with the Federal Election Commission showed the extent of Mr. Trump’s cash troubles, which are severe enough that he diverted time from key battleground states and flew to California on Sunday for a fund-raiser with just over two weeks until Election Day. The president ended September with just over half as much money as he had at the beginning of the month.
While Mr. Trump’s campaign and its shared committees with the Republican National Committee have raised $1.5 billion since the start of 2019, the disclosures late Tuesday showed that his main re-election committee — the account that must pay for many of the race’s most important costs, including most television ads — had only a small slice remaining.
All told, Mr. Trump’s campaign and its shared committees with the R.N.C. had $251.4 million entering October, compared with the $432 million that Mr. Biden’s campaign and its joint accounts with the Democratic National Committee had in the bank. Some joint account funds are most likely eligible to be transferred to the main campaign committee.
Fortunes have reversed sharply from this spring, when Mr. Trump and the Republicans had nearly $190 million more in the bank than Mr. Biden and the Democrats did when he emerged as the presumptive Democratic nominee.

Why do you want your potus owned and controlled by billionaires?

It goes beyond that, I hear they want, "In Soros we trust" on their coinage