$88 Million And Counting: Trump Amasses Huge Head Start For 2020 Campaign

KENNETH P. VOGEL and RACHEL SHOREY, NY Times: Politics
Sun, 07/15/2018 - 6:18pm

The president’s re-election haul reflects a brisk fund-raising effort. Most of his predecessors, by contrast, did not kick off their campaigns until after the midterms.

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