A new book shows that former President Donald Trump may have leased out the contact information of his supporters to other Republican candidates to raise funds.
In the forthcoming book “Betrayal: The final scene of Trump’s showABC News chief Washington correspondent Jonathan Karl (Jonathan Karl) said the list of email addresses of 40 million Trump supporters was rented out at a high cost. This makes this list one of the most valuable political assets during the Trump campaign.
Carl wrote in his book: “This list has generated so much money that party officials estimate it is worth about 100 million U.S. dollars.”
Allegedly, the list was later used by RNC Chairman Ronna McDaniel to force Trump to stay in the Republican Party. Threatened to have his own party After his defeat in the 2020 election. The Republican Party also threatened to stop paying Trump’s election legal fees in several battlefield states.
Trump and McDaniel later issued separate statements denying the story, and the chairman of the Republican National Committee pointed out that she and Trump had a “very good relationship.”
McDaniel added: “We have been working tirelessly to elect Republicans on the ballot and will continue to do so,” McDaniel added. ABC News.
Trump also condemned the author’s statement, claiming that this story is “fake news.” In his last interview with Carl for the book, Trump also said that he did not remember the heated conversation between him and McDaniel about his plan to leave the Republican Party.
“Oh, that’s awesome. It never happened,” Trump said.
It is unclear when Trump plans to officially announce his 2024 presidential campaign, and whether he will indeed remain in the Republican Party.
in a interview In Fox News, Trump hinted that he plans to wait until the 2022 mid-term elections to announce his campaign, saying that this timetable “may be appropriate.” He also stated that his supporters would be “very satisfied” with the decision.
When asked if he chose a potential running mate, Trump said that there are many “great people” in the Republican Party. He also stated that he would consider Ron DeSantis, Governor of R-FL and former ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley.
Former U.S. President Donald Trump believes that Terry McAuliffe’s anti-Trump campaign helped the Republican governor candidate Glenn Youngin take the lead in a state where Republicans have been unpopular for more than a decade.
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