It's apparently a real company, but it was only incorporated in December and despite supposedly being an web ad firm has no online presence.
Oh, and reminder that Trump's next FEC filing will happen in the middle of the convention, but after first ballot.
So the person with the most money wins?
So the person with the most money wins?
there is something incredibly satisfying about the Republican party's 30 year pandering project leading to their party being hijacked by idiots who nominated a con-man for President.
does it matter? the people who voted for him are going to be pissed if he doesn't take it. i guess in that case the rnc might be able to fund more senate and house races, which would suck, but it also might result in a very low republican voter turnout, which would be great.
There seems to be reliable chatter that it's a side gig run by some guy out of his house, while his real job is... working for some medical nonprofit involving genetically modified pig skin for skin grafts.So it might just incompetence. I can't wait to get more info on this company. The entire thing stinks to high heaven.
Cept his wallet apparentlyPeople counted him out in the primaries as well and looked what happened there...
Nobody stumps the Trump.
So the person with the most money wins?
Is Cruz really a worthwhile alternative to Trump though? Like, at least he's not an outright conman, but he's still that other guy that everyone hates but maybe a smidge less.There's still the odd chance that Cruz could rally voters and turn this ship around; or at the very least, salvage the downticket races like you mention.
Trump riding this trainwreck to November, though, is the crushing dream defeat we deserve.
There seems to be reliable chatter that it's a side gig run by some guy out of his house, while his real job is... working for some medical nonprofit involving genetically modified pig skin for skin grafts.
Haha people in the comments recreating the epic @dril tweet.
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Sounds legit.
He doesn't need the ad spend, every day is Trump Day - it's depressing
There was a positive news cycle?People keep saying this, but what's the last positive news cycle Trump has had?
People keep saying this, but what's the last positive news cycle Trump has had?
So the person with the most money wins?
—By this point in 2012, Romney had named a leadership team in the critical battleground state of Ohio, and opened more than a dozen "victory centers" there. Trump has done neither of those things yet. That's different.
—So is campaign hiring in general: by June of 2012, Romney had fully-staffed teams working on communications, data, rapid response, and the ground game. Trump does not, with a national staff roughly 1/10 the size of Clinton's.
—Four years ago, Romney Victory sent around $26 million to the RNC in May 2012 to support efforts in the field, raising the national party's total haul for the month to around $34 million. Trump Victory sent around $3 million last month, bringing the party's total for the month to $11 million.
—In June of 2012, Romney was being outspent by President Obama on TV ads, shelling out around $38 million to the Obama campaign's $45 million. Trump is being outspent too. The difference lies in strategy and scale: As of this morning, Hillary Clinton and her allies had reserved roughly $117 million in ad time between now and Election Day, including more than $20 million in key swing states over the next few weeks alone. The Trump figure for that same period, as of this morning, was $0. (There are no digits missing. That is "0," as in "zero," as in "none at all," which is also the amount of sleep GOP officials are getting right now, probably.)
(Late this afternoon, a pro-Trump super PAC announced a $700,000 buy. More on that below.)
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Some perspective here: those might be decent numbers. Maybe...if Donald Trump were running for Senate (though not if he were running in his home state.) Or if he were running for president sometime in the 1970s. As it stands, they are jaw-droppingly bad. Here's how bad: Ben Carson's campaign has more cash on hand right now than Trump's does. More than a month ago, his team said he would be making good on his "self-funding" pledge by converting the loans he's made to his campaign — which accounted for nearly all the funds he'd provided — into a gift in the "near future." Since then, he has repeatedly referred to that gift in the past tense. If he's made good on the pledge, it's not evident on the form tonight, which lists more than $45 million in loans made or guaranteed by Trump, and less than $400,000 in outright contributions.
Repubs are going to challenge him at the convention. Atleast I hope they do.
Can they settle it via Trial by Combat?
Cruz can convince Trump's base to vote for him in Nov. They are both basically the same, but Cruz just packages the bullshit in an eloquent way. I think the reason most GOP elites hate Cruz is because he's stubborn as hell, but he's still a Republican and they will support him in the end. He will also have no problems with funding. He won't win in November though, he is a terrible GE candidate. The GOP will die an instant death with Trump and a slow one with Cruz. The latter is still preferable.Is Cruz really a worthwhile alternative to Trump though? Like, at least he's not an outright conman, but he's still that other guy that everyone hates but maybe a smidge less.
People keep saying this, but what's the last positive news cycle Trump has had?
how do you spent $200k on hats? this some Team Fortress shit?
I'm still surprised such a terrible campaign is only down a few single digits in general election. What would it take to pull 20 points ahead? Clubbing baby seals on live tv?
how do you spent $200k on hats? this some Team Fortress shit?
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He's listed his Scotland golf course trip this week as an official campaign event so that he can reimburse himself for a private business trip
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He's listed his Scotland golf course trip this week as an official campaign event so that he can reimburse himself for a private business trip
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He's listed his Scotland golf course trip this week as an official campaign event so that he can reimburse himself for a private business trip
I mean I don't get it. The dude functioned, paid for these kinds of things on the regular before he had campaign money to dip into, so why is he doing this? Is it that he just can't resist trying to get things cheap or is it that he no longer has enough money pouring in because he is dedicating his time to his campaign?
I'm really starting to think they're gonna try force Trump out. I mean, I'm not sure they can, as they've never been able to before, but they sort of have to.
You force him out and then what? Who takes over? And when they do take over, they effectively have three months to campaign and try to make up ground. They have to hire staff and raise money. They actually have to organize a campaign. Booting him does not stop the fact the Clinton and her allies have $100 million+ in ads already paid for and waiting to air. It does not stop the fact that she and her allies will likely continue to raise $20-$50 million per month from here on out. It does not stop the fact that she and her allies have almost 1000 staffers and counting organizing in swing states. The RNC can only do so much. Frankly, if I was a GOP strategist, just tell the RNC and others to forget the White House. Go all in on the Senate and House because Trump is likely to burn it all down. I really don't think the RNC understands just how much damage Trump has done...win or lose.
it's not really advertising if everyone is (truthfully) calling you a conman, racist, scammer, broke, etc and your poll numbers are in freefall as a resultTrump gets free advertising all the time.
They're going to make him narfel the Garthok. If he is successful, he gets to stay on.Can they settle it via Trial by Combat?
You force him out and then what? Who takes over? And when they do take over, they effectively have three months to campaign and try to make up ground. They have to hire staff and raise money. They actually have to organize a campaign. Booting him does not stop the fact the Clinton and her allies have $100 million+ in ads already paid for and waiting to air. It does not stop the fact that she and her allies will likely continue to raise $20-$50 million per month from here on out. It does not stop the fact that she and her allies have almost 1000 staffers and counting organizing in swing states. The RNC can only do so much. Frankly, if I was a GOP strategist, just tell the RNC and others to forget the White House. Go all in on the Senate and House because Trump is likely to burn it all down. I really don't think the RNC understands just how much damage Trump has done...win or lose.
I mean I don't get it. The dude functioned, paid for these kinds of things on the regular before he had campaign money to dip into, so why is he doing this? Is it that he just can't resist trying to get things cheap or is it that he no longer has enough money pouring in because he is dedicating his time to his campaign?
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He's listed his Scotland golf course trip this week as an official campaign event so that he can reimburse himself for a private business trip
Donors not a fan of Trump. Would he use his own money to help out?