Trump Fundraising Explodes: 24-Hour Period After FBI Raid “Shattering” Records

To quote a DOJ insider, the raid on Mar-A-Lago may end up being more of a “spectacular backfire” than anyone can possibly begin to measure.

From CNN analysts and others who are nowhere near “Trump-friendly,” everyone has questions about how and why the Biden Justice Department decided to storm into Trump’s private residence on Monday to retrieve presidential records.

As one might expect, supporters of the former president didn’t take the situation lying down as it’s reported tonight that following the raid, Trump’s Save America PAC has raised more money in the past 24 hours than any time in recent history:

Former President Donald Trump shattered fundraising efforts following the FBI Mar-a-Lago raid, according to his son Eric.

“Breaking: DonaldJTrump.com is shattering all fundraising records and I’m told has raised more money in the past 24 hours than ever before in recent history! The American people are [angry]!” Eric Trump wrote on Truth Social.


 
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