Old President Trump
Donald Trump, the United States and South Korea come to an agreement on the cost-sharing of Graham troops: Trump can make the GOP bigger, stronger or “could destroy it.” he encouraged donors to donate money to his Save America PAC instead of Republicans he called “RINOS” in another exit from traditional Republican Party campaign operations.
“There’s no more money for RINOS,” Trump said in a statement Monday afternoon, referring to “Republicans in name only.” “They do nothing but hurt the Republican party and our large voting base; they will never lead us to greatness.”
“Send your donation to Save America PAC at DonaldJTrump.com,” the statement continued. “We’ll make it stronger than ever!”
The statement came days after Trump’s lawyers sent a stop letter to the Republican National Committee (RNC), the Republican National Senate Committee and the National Committee of the Republican Congress to stop using his name and likeness to raise money. funds and sell goods.
The three groups represent the largest fundraising bodies for the Republican Party.
The RNC responded on Monday and said the fundraising arm is right use Trump’s name and likeness in his efforts.
RNC’s chief lawyer Justin Riemer wrote in a letter that the party “has every right to refer to public figures while participating in a basic political speech protected by the First Amendment and will continue to do so in the achievement of these common goals “.
The former president has also stepped up criticism of Republicans who voted to convict him of inciting insurgency, promising to travel to Alaska to campaign against the senator. Lisa Murkowski
Lisa Ann Murkowski: GOP Senator defends Cheney and Murkowski after Trump scolds Trump for promising to travel to Alaska to campaign against Murkowski GOP votes in union against COVID-19 relief bill MORE (R-Alaska), which voted to convict Trump in the Senate impeachment trial.
Last week, Trump blasted The Wall Street Journal for his editorial asking Republicans to move on from the former president. The newspaper’s editorial highlighted the Republican Party’s electoral losses under Trump, including the House in 2018 and the Senate this year.
“They are fighting for RINOS who have hurt the Republican party so much,” he said he said in a statement. “They are where they are and will always be. Fortunately, no one cares much about the Wall Street Journal editorial. They have lost a lot of credibility. ”
The moves by Trump and his team come after he ruled out starting his own political party during a speech at the Conservative Political Action Conference, where he also sparked a possible 2024 presidency.