Disturbing Trump campaign email screams ‘haul out the guillotine!’
A fundraising email blast from the chief political action committees supporting Donald Trump shared a troubling new message: “haul out the guillotine.”
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A fundraising email blast from the chief political action committees supporting Donald Trump shared a troubling new message: “haul out the guillotine.”
Former President Donald Trump has spent years attacking Hunter Biden, President Joe Biden's only surviving son, and raising campaign cash on his unfounded claims that the Biden family is corrupt and above the law. Long before Hunter Biden was found guilty Tuesday of three federal gun crimes, Trump made the 54-year-old lawyer and recovering drug addict the centerpiece of his bare-knuckle campaign against Joe Biden during the 2020 presidential election. Three years later, Trump's attacks on Hunter Biden got so bad that Biden's attorneys sent Trump's team a cease-and-desist letter, saying that Trump's constant railing against the younger Biden on social media was both "defamatory" and "could lead to his or h
An initial statement from Donald Trump’s campaign reportedly offered well wishes to Hunter Biden “in his recovery and legal affairs” after the president’s oldest son was convicted on three felony gun charges.
Shortly after Hunter Biden’s guilty verdict was announced, Donald Trump’s campaign issued a statement about the conviction.
With the start of the Republican Party's presidential nominating convention less than six weeks away, former President Donald Trump's campaign is picking up the pace in vetting the potential running mates.
NEW YORK (AP) — Former President Donald Trump ‘s campaign has begun requesting information from his potential vice presidential candidates, sending vetting paperwork to a list of top contenders in recent weeks, according to two people familiar with the effort.
Former President Donald Trump's campaign and the Republican National Committee announced Monday that the two entities together raised $141 million in May. The massive haul would represent a major shift in fortune for Trump after his campaign has struggled to keep up with President Joe Biden's fundraising for parts of the election. Trump and the RNC had said that in April they brought in just over $76 million, and Biden's political operation announced it raised around $51 million for that month. Trump
Former President Donald Trump's campaign debuted an official account on TikTok on Saturday night, the social media platform facing a potential ban in the U.S. "It's my honor," Trump said in his first TikTok post under the handle "@realdonaldtrump," followed by a montage of him waving to crowds at a Saturday Ultimate Fighting Championship show. That post received 1.5 million likes within 10 hours of going online. Trump's TikTok rollout came as his own social media company, Trump Media, took a financial tumble in the wake of the historic verdict that convicted