TRUMP: Former President Donald Trump released fundraising video for NRSC before North Carolina speech
has reached out to the NRSC and a Trump spokesperson for comment.The video was sent by the NRSC to donors on Saturday, in a text message telling them “Trump has recorded a message for YOU!” A link in the text message leads to aSurprising Fact
Trump expressed interest in running for Congress on Friday. “It’s very interesting. That’s so interesting,” Trump said in anwith right-wing commentator Wayne Allyn Root on Saturday after Root suggested he run for the House to become speaker and obstruct President Joe Biden’s agenda – though House membership is not required to become speaker. Trump said others have also urged him to run for Senate.Trump is slated to speak at a North Carolina GOP convention on Saturday evening.
I am a news reporter covering politics and the Biden transition. I have previously worked for MSNBC and Chronogram Magazine. I attended Vassar College and the LondonI am a news reporter covering politics and the Biden transition. I have previously worked for MSNBC and Chronogram Magazine. I attended Vassar College and the London School of Economics.
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