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Then-President Donald Trump holds two thumbs up at a campaign rally for incumbent Sens. Kelly Loeffler and David Perdue ahead of Senate runoff in Dalton, Georgia on Jan. 4, 2021. (Mandel Ngan – AFP / Getty Images) Since the announcement of the sham verdict in New York, Trump’s fundraising has been on fire and his campaign has raked in hundreds of millions of dollars.
Democrats and the talking heads at MSNBC have noticed and they are clearly concerned.
The far left network recently did a report on a Trump event in Silicon Valley and noted that it’s traditionally a liberal stronghold.
RedState reports: RedState has written about former President Donald Trump’s sudden fundraising success, which has taken off following his conviction in the Manhattan trial. On Thursday, an MSNBC panel speculated about it, talking in part about it happening in Silicon Valley. The panel pointed out the early post-verdict fundraising […]
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