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Tear gas is fired at Trump supporters who stormed the U.S. Capitol building, Jan. 6, 2021. WASHINGTON ― A paid spokesperson for former President Donald Trump is posting his same election lies on Twitter that incited the Jan. 6 assault on the U.S. Capitol and got Trump permanently banned from the platform two days later. “The Voter Fraud in the 2020 Presidential Election was monumental, and the facts are coming out daily!” Liz Harrington wrote on Monday, quoting from a false statement that had just been released by Trump through his Save America committee. On Sunday, Harrington ...

As chairman of the National Republican Senatorial Committee, the Florida senator is putting himself front and center as he leads the battle to win the majority in 2022.

How Trump campaign fooled supporters to raise money SECTIONS Last Updated: Apr 04, 2021, 11:19 AM IST Share Synopsis The tactic ensnared scores of unsuspecting Trump loyalists — retirees, military veterans, nurses and even experienced political operatives. Agencies Donald Trump (File Pic) Stacy Blatt was in hospice care last September listening to Rush Limbaugh’s dire warnings about how badly Donald Trump’s campaign needed money when he went online and chipped in everything he could: $500. It was a big sum for a 63-year-old battling cancer and living in Kansas City on less than $1,000 p...

Share on Twitter Stacy Blatt was in hospice care last September listening to conservative broadcaster Rush Limbaugh’s dire warnings about how badly Donald Trump’s campaign needed money when he went online and chipped in everything he could: $500 USD. It was a big sum for a 63-year-old battling cancer and living in Kansas City on less than $1,000 USD per month. But that single contribution — federal records show it was his first-ever — quickly multiplied. Another $500 USD was withdrawn the next day, then $500 USD the next week and every week through mid-October, without his...

Demands for refunds spiked. Complaints to banks and credit card companies soared. But the money helped keep former President Donald Trump’s struggling campaign afloat.