WH official: Trump HOLDING BACK super PAC money from GOP to save it for his legal battles
A White House official revealed that Donald Trump is withholding Super PAC funds from Republican candidates, intending to reserve the money for his own legal battles. The Trump campaign has spent only $10 million of a stated billion dollars in MAGA Inc. coffers, leading to questions about the allocation of funds, especially with midterm elections approaching and Republicans needing financial support.
This decision to hoard campaign funds for personal legal expenses raises concerns about the financial viability of Republican candidates in the upcoming midterms and suggests Trump may be prioritizing his own legal defense over the party's electoral success.
The video also discusses the Republican convention in Dallas, the challenges Republicans face in mobilizing their base, concerns about Donald Trump's polling numbers, the debate over banning stock trading by members of Congress, and Trump's recent unsubstantiated claims about his actions on 9/11.
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