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Trump has funneled more than $28 million in campaign donations to his businesses – helping convert the enthusiasm of his political supporters into personal profit. Other Republicans have spent millions at his properties to get his support.
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Trump has funneled more than $28 million in campaign donations to his businesses – helping convert the enthusiasm of his political supporters into personal profit. Other Republicans have spent millions at his properties to get his support.
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In case you still thought there was anything Trump does senatorhagerty wouldn’t obediently defend. 
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Tennessee Sen. Bill Hagerty defends Trump’s denigration of the Medal of Honor | Chattanooga Times Free Press
During a visit to Chattanooga on Thursday, Republican U.S. Sen. Bill Hagerty defended former President Donald Trump's denigration of the Medal of Honor as well as other comments the former president has made about service members.
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Reports Republicans are now spending money on Ad Buys in Texas a Harris closes the Gap on Trump and is getting very close to the margin of Error of Polling and Ted Cruz is even ahead of his opponent by even a less margin
The survey from the University of Houston and Texas Southern University, found Trump with support from 49.5 percent of likely voters in Texas, holding a lead of less than 5 points over Harris’s 44.6 percent.
Independent candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. had 2 percent of likely voters, while the Green Party’s Jill Stein had 0.7 percent and Libertarian Chase Oliver had 0.5 percent, according to the poll. About 2.7 percent were undecided.
The latest findings for the Lone Star State showed a slight increase — 0.6 percentage points — in support for Trump, who received 48.9 percent in June.
But Harris’s support also jumped 4.3 percentage points from where President Biden was polling in June, when he was the Democratic presidential candidate in June; the incumbent had 40.3 percent support at the time, pollsters found.
Kennedy’s vote was 2.7 percentage points lower than in June.
“Harris has made considerable headway among voters both in Texas and nationally in the short time since she entered the race last month,” said Renée Cross, researcher and senior executive director at the Hobby School of Public Affairs at the University of Houston.
Cross noted this is particularly evident among youth voters, with 55 percent of Generation Z voters stating they will support Harris, compared to the 39 percent who backed Biden.
This is the latest survey showing Harris narrowing the gap with Trump in the wake of boosted enthusiasm from the Democratic Party since Biden dropped out.
While Harris poses a substantial threat to the healthy lead Trump once held over Biden in national polling, some political strategists have suggested it is too early to make conclusions about the November election and that Harris’s momentum could decrease.
Democrats have long dreamed of flipping Texas, which has the second most Electoral College votes in the nation, after California. But the Lone Star State hasn’t gone blue in a presidential election since 1976.
Cross noted Texas is still a red state, and Trump maintained a “strong lead” among men, white and older voters.
The majority of the likely voters who picked Harris or Trump said they were certain about their vote choice, with only 4 percent and 8 percent of their respective supporters stating they could change their mind.
The survey was conducted by the University of Houston and Texas Southern University from Aug. 5-16 in English and Spanish. Its margin of error is plus or minus 2.65 percentage points.
Trump narrowly leading Harris in Texas: Poll
Former President Trump holds a slight lead over Vice President Harris in Texas, according to a poll published Thursday.The survey from the University of Houston and Texas Southern University, found Trump with support from 49.5 percent of likely voters in Texas, holding a lead of less than 5 points over Harris’s 44.6 percent.
Independent candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. had 2 percent of likely voters, while the Green Party’s Jill Stein had 0.7 percent and Libertarian Chase Oliver had 0.5 percent, according to the poll. About 2.7 percent were undecided.
The latest findings for the Lone Star State showed a slight increase — 0.6 percentage points — in support for Trump, who received 48.9 percent in June.
But Harris’s support also jumped 4.3 percentage points from where President Biden was polling in June, when he was the Democratic presidential candidate in June; the incumbent had 40.3 percent support at the time, pollsters found.
Kennedy’s vote was 2.7 percentage points lower than in June.
“Harris has made considerable headway among voters both in Texas and nationally in the short time since she entered the race last month,” said Renée Cross, researcher and senior executive director at the Hobby School of Public Affairs at the University of Houston.
Cross noted this is particularly evident among youth voters, with 55 percent of Generation Z voters stating they will support Harris, compared to the 39 percent who backed Biden.
This is the latest survey showing Harris narrowing the gap with Trump in the wake of boosted enthusiasm from the Democratic Party since Biden dropped out.
While Harris poses a substantial threat to the healthy lead Trump once held over Biden in national polling, some political strategists have suggested it is too early to make conclusions about the November election and that Harris’s momentum could decrease.
Democrats have long dreamed of flipping Texas, which has the second most Electoral College votes in the nation, after California. But the Lone Star State hasn’t gone blue in a presidential election since 1976.
Cross noted Texas is still a red state, and Trump maintained a “strong lead” among men, white and older voters.
The majority of the likely voters who picked Harris or Trump said they were certain about their vote choice, with only 4 percent and 8 percent of their respective supporters stating they could change their mind.
The survey was conducted by the University of Houston and Texas Southern University from Aug. 5-16 in English and Spanish. Its margin of error is plus or minus 2.65 percentage points.
Fmr Fox & Newsmax host Eric Bolling with an epic rant today: “We’re losing the race! We’re losing the presidency! The enthusiasm level on the Left is overwhelming .. They’re trying to say Democrats are the patriots! They’re wearing camo hats with Harris’ name on it. Camo hats - that’s ours!”
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Fmr Fox & Newsmax host Eric Bolling with an epic rant today: “We’re losing the race! We’re losing the presidency! The enthusiasm level on the Left is overwhelming .. They’re trying to say Democrats are the patriots! They’re wearing camo hats with Harris’ name on it. Camo hats - that’s ours!”
Anyone have Republicans accusing Democrats of cultural appropriation on their election bingo card?
I think.....and I freely admit that it's nothing more than an interesting conspiracy theory with zero solid factual support, but certainly conceivable and easily possible.....he secretly doesn't want to get elected again. If he does he won't be able to siphon money out of his own campaign's coffers because he won't be able to run again.Trump has funneled more than $28 million in campaign donations to his businesses – helping convert the enthusiasm of his political supporters into personal profit. Other Republicans have spent millions at his properties to get his support.
Keith Boykin (@keithboykin) on Threads
Trump has funneled more than $28 million in campaign donations to his businesses – helping convert the enthusiasm of his political supporters into personal profit. Other Republicans have spent millions at his properties to get his support.
Sure he'll be able to do this with other candidates like he is now as some sort of "future kingmaker", but the biggest cash flow to his personal pockets directly is his own campaigns. It also probably means that if he doesn't win this election, he will continue to run until he dies because it's just too damned profitable for him.
Grifters are gonna grift, and he has a cult full of marks.
Makes sense. He didn't want to get elected the first time.
Would also kind of explain a good chunk of the bat
crazy things he says and does.We actually might be looking at the troll jobs of all troll jobs.
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South Park was prescient on this exact scenario.Would also kind of explain a good chunk of the bat
We actually might be looking at the troll jobs of all troll jobs.
Roger Stone and Alex Jones endorse RFK Jr. as CIA director in a second Trump administration
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Roger Stone and Alex Jones endorse RFK Jr. as CIA director in a second Trump administration
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Reagan and Bush White House lawyers: "We endorse Kamala Harris and support her election as President because we believe that returning former President Trump to office would threaten American democracy and undermine the rule of law.”
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Reagan and Bush White House lawyers: "We endorse Kamala Harris and support her election as President because we believe that returning former President Trump to office would threaten American democracy and undermine the rule of law.”
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Trump on migrants: "They're taking Black peoples' jobs ... a lot of those jobs are Hispanic jobs too."
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Trump on migrants: "They're taking Black peoples' jobs ... a lot of those jobs are Hispanic jobs too."
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Trump tries to attack Kamala Harris for supporting a tax on unrealized capital gains, which applies only to individuals with at least $100 million in wealth
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Trump tries to attack Kamala Harris for supporting a tax on unrealized capital gains, which applies only to individuals with at least $100 million in wealth
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So that makes it fair and just?
PJ-OSU
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No, just policy talk that affects 0.14% of Americans . If Trump wants to win this, he doesn't spend time focusing and complaining about Policy that affects less than 70,000 total Americans
Especially a very small group of Americans he has already told at Mar A Lago he was going to give them a massive tax break too.
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My only argument against this is presidency gives him a legal free pass to avoid conviction/prosecution.
I knew you were the resident billionaire! You can't stealth wealth your way outta this one!
