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I haven't read this yet, but am hearing a lot of buzz about it and wanted to share while I was thinking about it. I think we'll all be hearing more about the Mercers.
In the 2016 campaign, Mercer gave $22.5 million in disclosed donations to Republican candidates and to political-action committees. Tony Fabrizio, a Republican pollster who worked for the Trump campaign, said that Mercer had “catapulted to the top of the heap of right-of-center power brokers.”
Only if The New Yorker is publishing it. Mercer is no mystery, he just isn't a brand name like the Kochs. But The New Yorker has gone into a deep, depressed swoon that they can't seem to pull themselves out of. We've subscribed for years, but even my uber-liberal spouse can't take them anymore. You just want to kill yourself after every article, even their wonderful cartoons are all sad and gloomy. It's typical NYC liberal angst.
I haven't read this yet, but am hearing a lot of buzz about it and wanted to share while I was thinking about it. I think we'll all be hearing more about the Mercers.
In the 2016 campaign, Mercer gave $22.5 million in disclosed donations to Republican candidates and to political-action committees. Tony Fabrizio, a Republican pollster who worked for the Trump campaign, said that Mercer had “catapulted to the top of the heap of right-of-center power brokers.”
Your own source makes it clear that your thread title is a lie.
Mercer gave $22.5 million in disclosed donations to Republican candidates, not just to Trump.
Trump ponied up $100 million for his campaign, wouldn't that make him the man behind the presidency?
I guess this is the kind of nonsense the haters are going to post when they have back to back bad weeks.
Instead of posting ridiculous threads like this, I would suggest the haters should just get used to Trump as president, because he isn't going to get impeached.
Your own source makes it clear that your thread title is a lie.
Mercer gave $22.5 million in disclosed donations to Republican candidates, not just to Trump.
Trump ponied up $100 million for his campaign, wouldn't that make him the man behind the presidency?
I guess this is the kind of nonsense the haters are going to post when they have back to back bad weeks.
Instead of posting ridiculous threads like this, I would suggest the haters should just get used to Trump as president, because he isn't going to get impeached.
My thread title is the title of the article.
As of the end of October, he'd donated $56M. Perhaps he put another $44M in the last week? $100M was what he pledged to contribute I remember. Actually at first he said he would pay for the entire thing so he wouldn't be beholden to any special interests, but that got too expensive, especially when you're not as rich as you say you are.
As of the end of October, he'd donated $56M. Perhaps he put another $44M in the last week? $100M was what he pledged to contribute I remember. Actually at first he said he would pay for the entire thing so he wouldn't be beholden to any special interests, but that got too expensive, especially when you're not as rich as you say you are.
I've actually had a great few weeks, but thanks for your concern. Maybe save it for your boy, though - he's been looking pretty rough.
OK, I just checked, the final total was $66 million.
The thread title is still a lie, and Trump put more or his own money in than any one elese, by a lot.
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