Trump Donations Surge Nationwide After Assassination Attempt
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Breaking News: Surge in "Donate to Trump" Searches After Assassination Attempt
In the wake of the recent assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump, there has been a significant surge in Google searches for "Donate to Trump" across the nation. This surge in donations could potentially bring in tens of millions of dollars for Trump's campaign and the Republican National Committee, according to recent data.
According to Google Trends, the search term "Donate to Trump" surged nationwide in the moments after the assassination attempt. Folks in Wyoming, South Dakota, New Hampshire, West Virginia, and Nevada were searching for ways to donate to the Trump campaign the most. The search data already exceeded the prior peak during Trump's guilty verdict in his criminal hush money trial in May.
The increasing support for the former president comes as President Biden's election efforts falter, and a growing number of Democrats have asked Biden to step aside over his lack of mental acuity. Trump's odds of winning the presidential elections jumped to as high as 68% last night, according to PredictIt data.
Meanwhile, Elon Musk has contributed to America PAC, which is working to elect Trump to the White House. Bill Ackman also formally endorsed Trump on Twitter, stating that he had come to this decision some time ago.
Trump himself hit the golf course less than 24 hours after surviving the assassination attempt, showing his resilience and determination to continue his campaign. The media, however, has been taking advantage of this latest opportunity to prove their bias, with Axios reporting that the attempted assassination could reinvigorate Biden's presidency.
Despite the media's attempts to spin the narrative, it is clear that the American people are rallying behind Trump and his conservative values. The surge in donations and increasing support for the former president is a clear indication that the Republican party is gaining momentum in the lead-up to the presidential elections.
Sources:
zerohedge.com
justthenews.com
twitchy.com
In the wake of the recent assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump, there has been a significant surge in Google searches for "Donate to Trump" across the nation. This surge in donations could potentially bring in tens of millions of dollars for Trump's campaign and the Republican National Committee, according to recent data.
According to Google Trends, the search term "Donate to Trump" surged nationwide in the moments after the assassination attempt. Folks in Wyoming, South Dakota, New Hampshire, West Virginia, and Nevada were searching for ways to donate to the Trump campaign the most. The search data already exceeded the prior peak during Trump's guilty verdict in his criminal hush money trial in May.
The increasing support for the former president comes as President Biden's election efforts falter, and a growing number of Democrats have asked Biden to step aside over his lack of mental acuity. Trump's odds of winning the presidential elections jumped to as high as 68% last night, according to PredictIt data.
Meanwhile, Elon Musk has contributed to America PAC, which is working to elect Trump to the White House. Bill Ackman also formally endorsed Trump on Twitter, stating that he had come to this decision some time ago.
Trump himself hit the golf course less than 24 hours after surviving the assassination attempt, showing his resilience and determination to continue his campaign. The media, however, has been taking advantage of this latest opportunity to prove their bias, with Axios reporting that the attempted assassination could reinvigorate Biden's presidency.
Despite the media's attempts to spin the narrative, it is clear that the American people are rallying behind Trump and his conservative values. The surge in donations and increasing support for the former president is a clear indication that the Republican party is gaining momentum in the lead-up to the presidential elections.
Sources:
zerohedge.com
justthenews.com
twitchy.com
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