Trump’s conviction is encouraging large donors to contribute to his campaign.

Former President Donald Trump’s recent criminal conviction has sparked a surge in support from high-dollar donors, eagerly contributing to his campaign in the hopes of ensuring his victory. According to his campaign estimates, an impressive $150 million is expected to be raised in the days to come.

Attendees of a recent meeting with Trump expressed their concerns about the current state of the country under President Biden’s leadership and emphasized the urgency of Trump’s return to power. They pledged a staggering $30 million to his campaign on Thursday, demonstrating their unwavering support.

Following a successful 24-hour fundraising event, Trump’s son, Eric Trump, proudly announced on “Jesse Watters Primetime” that a remarkable $52.8 million had been raised. This amount far surpasses the fundraising record set in 2016 and showcases the tremendous support that Trump continues to enjoy.

Immediately after the verdict was announced in Trump’s trial, his team wasted no time in reaching out to supporters for financial contributions. In a fundraising email, Trump lamented the outcome of the trial, labeling it a “RIGGED political Witch Hunt” and portraying himself as a “political prisoner.”

In response to Trump’s conviction, Biden’s re-election campaign also launched fundraising appeals, highlighting the importance of preventing Trump’s return to the Oval Office. The campaign emphasized the significance of voting and encouraged supporters to make donations to ensure Biden’s re-election.

Both Trump and Biden are mobilizing their bases following this pivotal moment, setting the stage for a heated political battle in the upcoming election. With millions of dollars pouring into Trump’s campaign, the race for the presidency is shaping up to be fiercely contested.

As the nation watches these developments unfold, the political landscape remains tense and divided. The clash between Trump’s loyal supporters and Biden’s steadfast voters sets the stage for a dramatic showdown in the realm of American politics.