The Trump campaign and Republican National Committee announced on Wednesday they had brought in a whopping, record-breaking $266 million in the second quarter of the 2020 election year, and now have over $295 million in cash on hand.
Despite urging from Republicans in Congress, Trump has recently suggested wearing a mask is"politically correct" and"a double-edged sword.
"The Donald Trump campaign and Republican National Committee announced on Wednesday they had brought in a whopping, record-breaking $266 million in the second quarter of the 2020In June alone, Trump Victory, the joint fundraising committee between the RNC and the Trump campaign, along with other authorized joint fundraising committees, brought in a record $131 million, a significant jump in fundraising for the president's team after being outraised by presumptive Democratic...
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