Donald Trump’s midterm strategy? Make it all about him | Robert Reich
Summary
President Donald Trump has a large amount of campaign money but has spent little of it so far in the 2024 midterm elections. Experts believe he plans to use the money and his rallies mainly to promote himself rather than support other Republican candidates.Key Facts
- Trump’s fundraising group, Maga Inc, had over $400 million as of July 31, more than any major party committee.
- He has not spent much money early in the campaign, missing chances for cheaper advertising.
- Trump said he will decide where to spend money, focusing on candidates he thinks can win.
- Analysts doubt he is holding money to silence critics or to support future candidates beyond 2024.
- Polls show Trump’s approval rating is low, around the mid-30% range.
- Trump’s nonprofit Securing American Greatness has begun spending about $1 million on ads promoting him.
- Trump plans to travel widely and hold many rallies in competitive areas during the fall.
- Political experts warn Trump’s unplanned remarks at rallies could create problems for other Republican candidates.
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