Trump campaign paid about $2 million for June rally in Tulsa, filings show

[RandySF]

President Trump's June campaign rally in Tulsa, Okla., which sported a significantly lower turnout than expected, cost the president's campaign roughly $2 million.

The campaign rally was Trump's return to in-person campaigning, with the coronavirus pandemic forcing most traditional campaigning efforts for both Democrats and Republicans to take place online.

In order to just reserve the BOK Center in downtown Tulsa for the rally, the campaign had to pay more than $500,000, campaign filings submitted Monday reveal.

Then, almost $1 million was spent on "event staging," paying more than $670,000 to Arcus Group; a company named LMG also received more than $425,000 for “audio visual services."



https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/508370-trump-campaign-paid-about-2-million-for-june-rally-in-tulsa-filings-show

[C_U_L8R]

1. How much is that in Ferrari's?

[Thomas Hurt]

2. LOL, Depends some collector Ferraris are more the 2 M, anywhere from 6 or 8 for new cars, approx.

[yellowcanine]

3. Good one.

[doc03]

4. He paid his bill that's a first. There are still people

waiting to get paid for 2016.

[no_hypocrisy]

5. Think positive: that's $2 million that Trump couldn't embezzle.

[donkeypoofed]

6. That's okay, his donors don't mind

Whatever he does with it is fine by them, as long as his just living & breathing pisses the rest of us off then it's all worth it.

[DFW]

7. Which is it?

Maybe the bills amounted to $2 million.

With Trump’s rep for stiffing vendors, it may have cost the campaign only half that or less.