Trump raising cash off Los Angeles protest mayhem with ‘attack on the homeland’ email

[EvilEyeFleegle]

I guess when opportunity knocks....Trump leaves no stone unturned in his ceaseless search for cash?

Trump raising cash off Los Angeles protest mayhem with ‘attack on the homeland’ email

Fundraising committee solicits donations by invoking LA unrest and sweeping travel ban

www.independent.co.uk

The chief fundraising arm for Donald Trump’s campaign is using protests in Los Angeles to solicit donations from supporters.

The Trump National Committee Joint Fundraising Committee — which has sent more than 1,000 fundraising emails since the president’s inauguration — issued a “breaking Trump alert” on Monday after three days of demonstrations in Paramount and downtown Los Angeles against a series of immigration raids.

The subject line in the latest message reads: “Looking really bad in LA!”

“ATTACK ON THE HOMELAND,” reads the message, under a photograph of Trump surrounded by the words “BREAKING TRUMP ALERT.”

Message recipients are asked to complete a “citizens only survey” to answer whether they support “defending the homeland” and “instituting a Trump travel ban to keep America safe.”

Links surrounding the text of the message take supporters to a fundraising page that asks whether the recipient is an “American citizen” or “illegal alien” — if they choose the latter, they’re told to “end survey immediately.”

“We’ve seen terror attack after attack carried out by foreign visa overstayers from dangerous places,” according to the message.

Joint fundraising committees — in which individual campaigns and political actions committees can join — effectively act as one-stop shops that allow donors to make large contributions shared across those entities.

 

[shockedcanadian]

I guess when opportunity knocks....Trump leaves no stone unturned in his ceaseless search for cash?

Trump raising cash off Los Angeles protest mayhem with ‘attack on the homeland’ email

Fundraising committee solicits donations by invoking LA unrest and sweeping travel ban

www.independent.co.uk

The chief fundraising arm for Donald Trump’s campaign is using protests in Los Angeles to solicit donations from supporters.

The Trump National Committee Joint Fundraising Committee — which has sent more than 1,000 fundraising emails since the president’s inauguration — issued a “breaking Trump alert” on Monday after three days of demonstrations in Paramount and downtown Los Angeles against a series of immigration raids.

The subject line in the latest message reads: “Looking really bad in LA!”

“ATTACK ON THE HOMELAND,” reads the message, under a photograph of Trump surrounded by the words “BREAKING TRUMP ALERT.”

Message recipients are asked to complete a “citizens only survey” to answer whether they support “defending the homeland” and “instituting a Trump travel ban to keep America safe.”

Links surrounding the text of the message take supporters to a fundraising page that asks whether the recipient is an “American citizen” or “illegal alien” — if they choose the latter, they’re told to “end survey immediately.”

“We’ve seen terror attack after attack carried out by foreign visa overstayers from dangerous places,” according to the message.

Joint fundraising committees — in which individual campaigns and political actions committees can join — effectively act as one-stop shops that allow donors to make large contributions shared across those entities.

Politics man. Politics.

 

[iamwhatiseem]

I guess when opportunity knocks....Trump leaves no stone unturned in his ceaseless search for cash?

Trump raising cash off Los Angeles protest mayhem with ‘attack on the homeland’ email

Fundraising committee solicits donations by invoking LA unrest and sweeping travel ban

www.independent.co.uk

The chief fundraising arm for Donald Trump’s campaign is using protests in Los Angeles to solicit donations from supporters.

The Trump National Committee Joint Fundraising Committee — which has sent more than 1,000 fundraising emails since the president’s inauguration — issued a “breaking Trump alert” on Monday after three days of demonstrations in Paramount and downtown Los Angeles against a series of immigration raids.

The subject line in the latest message reads: “Looking really bad in LA!”

“ATTACK ON THE HOMELAND,” reads the message, under a photograph of Trump surrounded by the words “BREAKING TRUMP ALERT.”

Message recipients are asked to complete a “citizens only survey” to answer whether they support “defending the homeland” and “instituting a Trump travel ban to keep America safe.”

Links surrounding the text of the message take supporters to a fundraising page that asks whether the recipient is an “American citizen” or “illegal alien” — if they choose the latter, they’re told to “end survey immediately.”

“We’ve seen terror attack after attack carried out by foreign visa overstayers from dangerous places,” according to the message.

Joint fundraising committees — in which individual campaigns and political actions committees can join — effectively act as one-stop shops that allow donors to make large contributions shared across those entities.

You have a point here?
Political campaigns trying to raise money... is this something new, or just ORANGE MAN BAD!!!!!!!!! AAAAUUUGGHH!!!! TTRRRRRUUUUUMMMPP!!!!!!!!!

 

[1srelluc]

"Never let a crisis go to waste" was the dem mantra when they were in charge.

"Sause for the goose Mr. Saavik", comes to mind.

 

[DonGlock26]

If my $100 can help to feed Democrat politicians in Gitmo, where do I send the money?

 

[Polishprince]

This just shows that President Trump's actions in enforcing our nation's laws in LA are popular with the American people who put him in office.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

Nobody should give two fcks what any UK rag mag says about the United States

 

[ozro]

Is there a fund to replace those rubber bullets with good old fashioned lead ones?
I will donate to that.....

 

[j-mac]

This smells like a hit and run thread.

 

[Maxdeath]

Let’s see. A British news paper which has low circulation is obsessing over someone using a current situation to raise campaign funds. I have to ask were they and you as upset when other people and organizations have used some current event to raise money for a campaign or cause?

 

[iamwhatiseem]

Let’s see. A British news paper which has low circulation is obsessing over someone using a current situation to raise campaign funds. I have to ask were they and you as upset when other people and organizations have used some current event to raise money for a campaign or cause?

Easy --- TTTRRRUUUUMMPP!!! AAAAUUUUGGH!!!!

 

[Votto]

I guess when opportunity knocks....Trump leaves no stone unturned in his ceaseless search for cash?

Trump raising cash off Los Angeles protest mayhem with ‘attack on the homeland’ email

Fundraising committee solicits donations by invoking LA unrest and sweeping travel ban

www.independent.co.uk

The chief fundraising arm for Donald Trump’s campaign is using protests in Los Angeles to solicit donations from supporters.

The Trump National Committee Joint Fundraising Committee — which has sent more than 1,000 fundraising emails since the president’s inauguration — issued a “breaking Trump alert” on Monday after three days of demonstrations in Paramount and downtown Los Angeles against a series of immigration raids.

The subject line in the latest message reads: “Looking really bad in LA!”

“ATTACK ON THE HOMELAND,” reads the message, under a photograph of Trump surrounded by the words “BREAKING TRUMP ALERT.”

Message recipients are asked to complete a “citizens only survey” to answer whether they support “defending the homeland” and “instituting a Trump travel ban to keep America safe.”

Links surrounding the text of the message take supporters to a fundraising page that asks whether the recipient is an “American citizen” or “illegal alien” — if they choose the latter, they’re told to “end survey immediately.”

“We’ve seen terror attack after attack carried out by foreign visa overstayers from dangerous places,” according to the message.

Joint fundraising committees — in which individual campaigns and political actions committees can join — effectively act as one-stop shops that allow donors to make large contributions shared across those entities.

And the Left is not politicizing this at all?

Remember, the Left started this to politicize it. They are out their burning the city down and torching cars to get attention from rubes like yourself.

Your idiot governor Newsom is out their goading Trump to arrest him while his cities burn for God's sake.

 

[EvilEyeFleegle]

This smells like a hit and run thread.

Whatever the fuck that is~

 

[EvilEyeFleegle]

And the Left is not politicizing this at all?

Remember, the Left started this to politicize it. They are out their burning the city down and torching cars to get attention from rubes like yourself.

Your idiot governor Newsom is out their goading Trump to arrest him while his cities burn for God's sake.

Not sure when Newsome became Gov. of Idaho?

You guys sure do draw a lot of false conclusions.

I have zero issues with enforcing immigration law..as long as due process is followed....and I have no problem with jailing those who riot.

I posted this thread out of amusement....and the general trend towards whataboutism simply adds to it.

 

[Independent thinker]

I guess when opportunity knocks....Trump leaves no stone unturned in his ceaseless search for cash?

Trump raising cash off Los Angeles protest mayhem with ‘attack on the homeland’ email

Fundraising committee solicits donations by invoking LA unrest and sweeping travel ban

www.independent.co.uk

The chief fundraising arm for Donald Trump’s campaign is using protests in Los Angeles to solicit donations from supporters.

The Trump National Committee Joint Fundraising Committee — which has sent more than 1,000 fundraising emails since the president’s inauguration — issued a “breaking Trump alert” on Monday after three days of demonstrations in Paramount and downtown Los Angeles against a series of immigration raids.

The subject line in the latest message reads: “Looking really bad in LA!”

“ATTACK ON THE HOMELAND,” reads the message, under a photograph of Trump surrounded by the words “BREAKING TRUMP ALERT.”

Message recipients are asked to complete a “citizens only survey” to answer whether they support “defending the homeland” and “instituting a Trump travel ban to keep America safe.”

Links surrounding the text of the message take supporters to a fundraising page that asks whether the recipient is an “American citizen” or “illegal alien” — if they choose the latter, they’re told to “end survey immediately.”

“We’ve seen terror attack after attack carried out by foreign visa overstayers from dangerous places,” according to the message.

Joint fundraising committees — in which individual campaigns and political actions committees can join — effectively act as one-stop shops that allow donors to make large contributions shared across those entities.

He is creating a huge stockpile for the 2026 midterms and beyond.

 

[j-mac]

Whatever the fuck that is~

That’d be most of the threads you throw out there.

 

[theHawk]

I guess when opportunity knocks....Trump leaves no stone unturned in his ceaseless search for cash?

Trump raising cash off Los Angeles protest mayhem with ‘attack on the homeland’ email

Fundraising committee solicits donations by invoking LA unrest and sweeping travel ban

www.independent.co.uk

The chief fundraising arm for Donald Trump’s campaign is using protests in Los Angeles to solicit donations from supporters.

The Trump National Committee Joint Fundraising Committee — which has sent more than 1,000 fundraising emails since the president’s inauguration — issued a “breaking Trump alert” on Monday after three days of demonstrations in Paramount and downtown Los Angeles against a series of immigration raids.

The subject line in the latest message reads: “Looking really bad in LA!”

“ATTACK ON THE HOMELAND,” reads the message, under a photograph of Trump surrounded by the words “BREAKING TRUMP ALERT.”

Message recipients are asked to complete a “citizens only survey” to answer whether they support “defending the homeland” and “instituting a Trump travel ban to keep America safe.”

Links surrounding the text of the message take supporters to a fundraising page that asks whether the recipient is an “American citizen” or “illegal alien” — if they choose the latter, they’re told to “end survey immediately.”

“We’ve seen terror attack after attack carried out by foreign visa overstayers from dangerous places,” according to the message.

Joint fundraising committees — in which individual campaigns and political actions committees can join — effectively act as one-stop shops that allow donors to make large contributions shared across those entities.

PACS ask for money all the time.

 

[The Sage of Main Street]

Politics man. Politics.

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