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Both the Trump campaign and the Republican National Committee (RNC) have announced that they have raised $50.5M from a Palm Beach, Florida, dinner last weekend in support of former pres. Donald Trump's 2024 presidential campaign.

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Both the Trump campaign and the Republican National Committee (RNC) have announced that they have raised nearly $51M at an event last weekend in Palm Beach, Florida, in support of former pres. Donald Trump's 2024 presidential bid.

Former US Pres. Donald Trump's campaign and the Republican National Committee (RNC) announced they raised $50.5M at a Trump 2024 campaign event last weekend in Palm Beach, Florida.

Former US Pres. Donald Trump's campaign and the Republican National Committee (RNC) announced they raised $50.5M at Satruday's Trump 2024 campaign event in Palm Beach, Florida.

Former US Pres. Donald Trump's campaign and the Republican National Committee (RNC) announced they raised $50.5M at Saturday's Trump 2024 campaign event in Palm Beach, Florida.

The figure from Saturday's "Inaugural Leadership Dinner" is nearly double the approximately $26M raised by US Pres. Joe Biden alongside former pres. Bill Clinton and Barack Obama in March, and is a record for the most raised at a single event.

The figure from Saturday's "Inaugural Leadership Dinner" is nearly double the approximately $26M raised by incumbent Pres. Joe Biden alongside former Pres. Bill Clinton and Barack Obama in March, and is a record for the most raised at a single event.

That's nearly double the approximately $26M raised by incumbent Democratic Pres. Joe Biden at an event alongside former presidents Bill Clinton and Barack Obama in March, and is a record for the most raised at a single event.

The fundraiser came after the Trump campaign and the RNC announced earlier the same week that nearly $66M had been raised in the month of March, taking their total cash in hand to $93M. By merging their fundraising efforts in February, the maximum an individual can donate to the Trump campaign has increased from $3K to over $800K.

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The campaign and the RNC said earlier in the week that they raised nearly $66M in March, taking their total cash in hand to $93M. By merging their fundraising efforts in February, the maximum an individual can donate to the Trump campaign has increased from $3.3K to over $800K.

The fundraiser included big-name donors such as casino mogul Steve Wynn, Bigelow Aerospace Founder and President Robert Bigelow, and former US Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross.

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Trump had been expected to raise approximately $43M on the night. In comparison, the Biden campaign and the Democratic National Committee (DNC) announced the same weekend as Trump's Palm Beach fundraiser that they had received $90M in March, taking their total cash in hand to $192M.

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The campaign and the RNC said it raised nearly $66M in March, taking their total cash in hand to $93M. By merging their fundraising efforts in February, the maximum an individual can donate to the Trump campaign has increased from $3.3K to over $800K.

The Trump campaign claimed in a joint press statement following the fundraising total that the former pres. had "the message, the operation, and the money" to once again enter the White House. In addition, RNC Chairman Michael Whatley stated that Americans were "lining up" to help Trump "retire Crooked Joe Biden."

Trump was expected to raise around $43M on the night. In comparison, the Biden campaign and the Democratic National Committee (DNC) announced the same weekend as Trump's Palm Beach fundraiser that they had received $90M in March, taking their total cash in hand to $192M.

Trump was expected to raise around $43M on the night, compared to the Biden campaign and the Democratic National Committee (DNC) claim that they received $90M in March, taking their total cash in hand to $192M.

Meanwhile, the Biden campaign and the Democratic National Committee (DNC) say that they received $90M in March, taking their total cash in hand to $192M.

As of Apr. 8, RealClearPolitics' polling averages place Trump (46.2%) 0.3 percentage points ahead of Biden (45.9%), having led polling since later Oct. 2023.

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As of Apr. 8, RealClearPolitics' polling averages place Trump, who has been ahead since late October, at 46.2%, or 0.3 percentage points ahead of Biden's 45.9%.

As of April 8, RealClearPolitics' polling averages place Trump, who has been ahead since late October, at 46.2%, or 0.3 percentage points ahead of Biden's 45.9%.

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It should come as no surprise that Trump's circle of morally corrupt billionaires wish to see one of their own back in power. Those at the top of America's food chain have no respect for law and order, and are more than willing to send a criminal into the White House if it is to their personal benefit. While the average American continues to fall for Trump's lies, it is the oligarchy that the former pres. seeks to serve.

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Trump's historic night, embarrassing the pitiful sum raised by Biden, Clinton, and Obama at their own fundraising event last month, has sent Democrats into meltdown. While the establishment elite will hypocritically continue to accuse  Trump of being in the pockets of big-money donors, the statistics don't lie. Americans of all stripes continue to send a clear message in their rejection of the Biden administration.

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There is a 50% chance that either Joe Biden or Donald Trump will be elected US President in 2024, according to the Metaculus prediction community.

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Trump Claims $50.5M Raised From Palm Beach Fundraiser

It's no surprise Trump's circle of morally corrupt billionaires wish to see one of their own back in power. Those at the top of America's food chain have no respect for law and order, and are more than willing to send an alleged criminal to the White House if it's to their benefit. While many average Americans continue falling for Trump's lies, it's the oligarchy that the former president truly serves.

Trump's historic night embarrassed the pitiful sum raised by Biden last month, and now Democrats are melting down. While the establishment elite will hypocritically continue accusing Trump of being in the pockets of big-money donors, the statistics don't lie — Americans of all stripes are sending a clear message of rejection to the Biden administration.

There's a 50% chance that either Biden or Trump will be elected US president in 2024, according to the Metaculus prediction community.

Trump: $50.5M Raised From Palm Beach Fundraiser

Trump: Claims $50.5M Raised From Palm Beach Fundraiser

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