Trump Allies Paid Millions to Jan. 6 Rally Organizers Since 2020

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Trump Allies Paid Millions to Jan. 6 Rally Organizers Since 2020
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Since 2020, Trump’s campaign has paid over $12.6 million to organizers of the rally that preceded the Capitol attack.

Trump Victory paid BlueBonnet Fundraising more than $590,000 during the 2020 election cycle.House select committee Senior Investigative Counsel Amanda Wick’s video presentation in the second hearing highlighted how the Trump campaign “used fundraising schemes as part of the efforts to disseminate false claims of election fraud.”

“Emails continued through Jan. 6, even as President Trump spoke on The Ellipse,” Wick noted, explaining that “30 minutes after the last fundraising email was sent, the Capitol was breached.” “Evidence collected by the select committee highlights how they pushed false election claims to fundraise, telling voters it would be used to fight voter fraud that did not exist,” WickSmall dollar donors use scarce disposable income to support candidates and causes of their choosing, to make their voices heard,” Lofgren elaborated.

“Emails continued through Jan. 6, even as President Trump spoke on the ellipse,” Wick noted, explaining that “30 minutes after the last fundraising email was sent, the Capitol was raided.

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