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To: Wharf Rat who wrote (1243666)	7/1/2020 12:46:36 PM
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So, what's your stance on that today?

To: Wharf Rat who wrote (1243666)	7/2/2020 9:06:19 AM
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Trump Campaign Says It Raised Record-Breaking $131 Million in June 2nd mule kick for rats BY REUTERS July 1, 2020 Updated: July 1, 2020 NEW YORK— President Donald Trump’s re-election campaign and the Republican National Committee raised $266 million during the second quarter, including $131 million in June, a joint committee said on Wednesday. That’ll make you “woke” Ha Ha Ha https://t.co/h3WwJ5n6yz — Saul called (@Saulcalled) July 2, 2020 The June figure is the largest monthly haul of 2020 for Trump. The committee’s fundraising numbers suggest the Trump campaign is still increasing its re-election war chest despite the health and economic damage done by the novel coronavirus pandemic and nationwide protests against racism that have deeply disrupted American life and hurt the president in opinion polls. The committee said the figures underscore Trump’s ability to raise money online and through grassroots fundraising because he was only able to hold two in-person fundraisers in the quarter because of the pandemic. “The Trump campaign’s monumental June fundraising haul proves that people are voting with their wallets and that enthusiasm behind President Trump’s re-election is only growing,” said Trump 2020 Campaign Manager Brad Parscale. His Democratic opponent, former Vice President Joe Biden, has yet to release June numbers, but he and the Democratic Party outraised Trump for the first time in May. Biden’s June numbers will include the more than $11 million Biden raised through a virtual fundraiser with former President Barack Obama. Trump, who has been campaigning for a second term since 2017, still has far more cash on hand ahead of the Nov. 3 presidential election. Trump and the Republican Party ended the quarter with over $295 million cash on hand, the committee said. By Jarrett Renshaw