‘King Donald’ pulls out all stops to turn the ominous tides
Trump also goes carrying a bag of goodies — A $5,000 check for every American adult. An $8 billion bailout for farmers. $90 payments for seniors and much more courtesy Uncle Sam — only if Republicans retain control of Congress. Republicans, according to an Associated Press report, have spent just $11.4 million on ads mentioning Trump just 16,000 times since September 1. On the other hand, Democrats have spent loads of money — more than $163 million — on TV ads mentioning Trump 180,000 times invoking his ballroom and other grandiose projects and resurrecting the ghost of Jeffrey Epstein.
I watched that,” Trump said. The crowd chanted “USA” as security guards escorted the protesters out of the arena, according to a pool report. “But you have to win. If we don’t win, there’s no money. “That was great, man. Wow. Man, I loved that. “That was incredible. That was unbelievable. He got whacked.
Trump has also opened his big war chest with his super MAGA Inc. set to spend over 400 million in support of Republicans in midterm races, with $277 million already spent, according to new federal campaign financial disclosures. Park Police leased mobile camera trailers costing at least $341,000 to monitor several of his projects, according to the Washington Post. Because we won it three times, “Well, one thing is different: they cheated us on the second one.
“You’ve got to ride with it” Trump told Ramaswamy encouraging him to keep running the “very powerful Ad about a mother saying that her daughter, Amy Acton, who is running for Governor of Ohio, is a liar, and much worse. So I think I have the right to run again,” Trump said, laughing. “I think I have the right to run again because they cheated,” he added with a smile, drawing applause from the MAGA crowd. With Trump continuing to claim vandals were responsible for damage to the Reflecting Pool, even after the Justice Department said the renovation had been botched, U.S.
Trump then came to the aid of Vivek Ramaswamy, the Republican candidate for Ohio governor, facing flak from his own party for running a controversial ad featuring his Democratic rival, Dr Amy Acton’s estranged mother.