View this post on Instagram We Are Women For Trump! 💕 A post shared by Women For Trump (@womenfortrump20) on Oct 23, 2020 at 12:03pm PDT
We Are Women For Trump! 💕
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View this post on Instagram Exactly @realmadisongesiotto! Let’s go VOTE for FOUR MORE YEARS! 🇺🇸 A post shared by Women For Trump (@womenfortrump20) on Oct 22, 2020 at 9:06pm PDT
Exactly @realmadisongesiotto! Let’s go VOTE for FOUR MORE YEARS! 🇺🇸
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View this post on Instagram President Donald Trump’s reelection campaign and the Republican National Committee (RNC) experienced their biggest day of online fundraising ever, raising $26 million surrounding the final presidential debate on Thursday. “The president was the hands-down winner,” Stepien said during a call with reporters. “We also saw last night our biggest online fundraising day ever, better than any day in 2016, better than any day during our convention.” The campaign not only raised 30 percent more online, but they reactivated 20 percent more past donors than previous debates, they said in a release to reporters. “In the final days of 2016 we saw a surge in online donations which preceded a rise in public polling, leading directly to victory,” said Gary Coby, Trump 2020 digital director. “That surge is here again — triple in size and a week earlier than in 2016!” Trump even told voters during the debate that he did not need any more money to beat former Vice President Joe Biden. “We don’t need money. We have plenty of money. In fact, we beat Hillary Clinton with a tiny fraction of the money that she was able to raise,” the president said. A post shared by Breitbart (@wearebreitbart) on Oct 23, 2020 at 1:24pm PDT
President Donald Trump’s reelection campaign and the Republican National Committee (RNC) experienced their biggest day of online fundraising ever, raising $26 million surrounding the final presidential debate on Thursday. “The president was the hands-down winner,” Stepien said during a call with reporters. “We also saw last night our biggest online fundraising day ever, better than any day in 2016, better than any day during our convention.” The campaign not only raised 30 percent more online, but they reactivated 20 percent more past donors than previous debates, they said in a release to reporters. “In the final days of 2016 we saw a surge in online donations which preceded a rise in public polling, leading directly to victory,” said Gary Coby, Trump 2020 digital director. “That surge is here again — triple in size and a week earlier than in 2016!” Trump even told voters during the debate that he did not need any more money to beat former Vice President Joe Biden. “We don’t need money. We have plenty of money. In fact, we beat Hillary Clinton with a tiny fraction of the money that she was able to raise,” the president said.
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View this post on Instagram With multiple members of my family in law enforcement, it is so great to see this.. #backtheblue #trump2020 #trump2020🇺🇸 #maga #maga2020 #trumptrain #trumptrain🚂💨 #backtheblue #backtheblue💙 A post shared by Chuck Callesto (@chuckcallesto) on Oct 23, 2020 at 5:13pm PDT
With multiple members of my family in law enforcement, it is so great to see this.. #backtheblue #trump2020 #trump2020🇺🇸 #maga #maga2020 #trumptrain #trumptrain🚂💨 #backtheblue #backtheblue💙
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