Americans Support GOP With Their Dollars, In Record Numbers
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UPDATED: Saturday, July 27, 2024 16:30
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Quote:I chatted with some employees at HD. They indicated that the past few weeks they have been busier than usual, but they don't know why. They have been in between special sales periods, which is how they normally define customer volume.
Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:
I heard last night of a Levin Surge, where he urges conservatives to buy from a company which supports America and Patriotic Freedoms.
One prior Levin Surge was for Goya, which I understand sold out everything on their shelves in short order.
The new one is for Home Depot. In the net week we might hear of record sales days for HD.
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Quote:More fundraising, proclaiming records, for April.
Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:
$17.8 Million in March, the highest ever for a month in a non-election year.
$10.4 Million in February.
$16.3 Million in January.
$44.4 Million for Quarter 1, also a record.
Most are from small donations. Not corporations. 84% were donations under $200.
Also breaking records was the online donations.
$20.1 Million raised by RNC in November 2020. $63.2 Million on hand.
$8.1 Miilion raised by DNC in Nov 2020. $8.4 Million on hand.
To start the year, DNC had $43 Million, RNC had about $80 million. DNC was $37 Million behind.
DNC raised $18.4 million during Jan & Feb, while RNC raised $26.7 million in the same period. DNC falling further behind by $8.3 Million.
$19.1 million in March for NRCC.
$33.7 million in Q1 for NRCC.
https://www.nationalreview.com/news/house-gop-reelection-arm-breaks-mo
nthly-fundraising-record/
$11.2 million in April for NRCC, $34 million cash on hand.
$12.2 million in April for DCCC, after $34.1 million in Q1.
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Yeah. I posted that in another thread.
It's going to be a Democratic bloodbath next year.
The Biden* presidency is a shit show.
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Give me liberty or just come shoot me in my house. I'm so over this ridiculous reality.
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Quote:RNC raised $13.2 in April, with $90 million cash on hand.
Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:Quote:More fundraising, proclaiming records, for April.
Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:
$17.8 Million in March, the highest ever for a month in a non-election year.
$10.4 Million in February.
$16.3 Million in January.
$44.4 Million for Quarter 1, also a record.
Most are from small donations. Not corporations. 84% were donations under $200.
Also breaking records was the online donations.
$20.1 Million raised by RNC in November 2020. $63.2 Million on hand.
$8.1 Miilion raised by DNC in Nov 2020. $8.4 Million on hand.
To start the year, DNC had $43 Million, RNC had about $80 million. DNC was $37 Million behind.
DNC raised $18.4 million during Jan & Feb, while RNC raised $26.7 million in the same period. DNC falling further behind by $8.3 Million.
$19.1 million in March for NRCC.
$33.7 million in Q1 for NRCC.
https://www.nationalreview.com/news/house-gop-reelection-arm-breaks-mo
nthly-fundraising-record/
$11.2 million in April for NRCC, $34 million cash on hand.
$12.2 million in April for DCCC, after $34.1 million in Q1.
$15.6 million for DNC in April, with $56.4 million cash on hand.
DNC got $5.4 million from small donations, under $200.
RNC got $6.9 million from small donors.
$7.5 million for RNCC in Jan
$7.0 million for DCCC in Jan.
$8.3 million for GOP Senate committee in Jan.
$6.1 million for Dem Senate committee in Jan.
The amount raised by DNC in March is elusive. I saw it once, but only not when I'm looking for it.
I should maybe try this linky:
https://ballotpedia.org/Party_committee_fundraising,_2021-2022
Well, that link shows only $12.75 for April for DNC, $21.9 million for March, $13.46 for Feb.
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GOP megadonor no longer supporting Trump
https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/3738002-gop-megadonor-no-longer-
supporting-trump/
A GOP mega-donor said that he would no longer support former President Trump after his announcement of a third presidential bid in 2024 on Tuesday night.
Stephen Schwarzman, the CEO and co-founder of the investment firm Blackstone, told Axios in a statement that the Republican Party should nominate someone else who will represent a new generation of leaders.
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focus on A vs B or Team B vs Team A
the Uni-party system wins
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