Staff Reports
As per Fox News, former President Donald Trump has seen a surge in fundraising following his recent legal issues, outpacing donations to President Joe Biden. Meanwhile, Hillary Clinton seems to be taking on a prominent fundraising role for the Democratic Party, possibly signaling a shift in the party’s financial strategy.
At a recent event in Virginia, attended by both Bidens and the Clintons, a substantial $8 million was reportedly raised. During the gathering, Clinton didn’t hold back in her criticisms of Trump, labeling him a threat to the nation who is solely focused on his own interests rather than the well-being of America.
Bill and Hillary Clinton tap into their money men for Biden's battle against Trump: President Biden is adding to his campaign war chest, thanks to help from the Clintons.
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The fundraiser, hosted at the residence of former Democratic Governor Terry McAuliffe, came in the wake of a surprising Fox News poll showing tight competition between Biden and Trump in Virginia. Despite the state’s recent Democratic leanings, the poll raised eyebrows among many due to its implications for the upcoming election.
Clinton’s involvement in supporting Biden is not new, with previous reports detailing her efforts to boost the president’s image, including arranging interviews like the one with Howard Stern. Additionally, NBC News highlighted her as a significant figure in Biden’s reelection strategies, citing her instrumental role in fundraising events and campaign initiatives.
Aside from aiding Biden, Clinton has also stepped into other political arenas, endorsing candidates like George Latimer in a challenge against Rep. Jamal Bowman. Bowman’s confrontational behavior, including a recent outburst at a campaign event, has drawn attention to the internal battles within the Democratic Party, with Clinton’s support potentially influencing the outcomes of such contests.
