Trump Political Committee Paid $48,000 To Trump Publishing Company

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Trump Political Committee Paid $48,000 To Trump Publishing Company
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Winning Team Publishing produced 'Our Journey Together,' a coffee-table book largely consisting of photos in the public domain.

Donald Trump Jr. and former President Donald Trump look on prior to the fight between Evander Holyfield and Vitor Belfort at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino on Sept. 11, 2021 in Hollywood, Florida. ne of Donald Trump’s political committees bought $48,000 worth of books from his son Don Jr.’s publishing company, which had released a coffee-table book by the former president.to the Delaware-based Winning Team Publishing Inc., according to Federal Election Commission records.

In May 2022, a political committee backing Donald paid the publishing house owned by Don Jr. $48,000, FEC records showDonald Trump Jr. cofounded Winning Team Publishing with former Trump campaign staffer Sergio Gor in 2021. Winning Team Publishing produced Trump’s coffee-table book

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