Trump reportedly will visit Missouri again to help Hawley raise money for Senate race

[pstokely]

Source: Kansas City Star

President Donald Trump will visit Missouri again to raise money for Attorney General Josh Hawley, the GOP's top recruit to beat Democratic Sen. Claire McCaskill, according to an invitation posted on the the Cass County GOP's website.

The invitation suggests contributions of $10,000 to $25,000 for a photo with the president and attendance at a luncheon July 24 in Kansas City.

Tickets for the luncheon alone go for $2,000 per couple or $1,000 per person. The money will go to the Hawley Victory Fund, a joint fundraising committee for Hawley's campaign and the National Republican Senatorial Committee.

The Hawley campaign deferred questions to the White House, which did not immediately respond to a request for comment. The invitation does not show an exact location or time.

Read more: https://www.kansascity.com/news/politics-government/article214693075.html

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no rally, just a fundraiser that no MAGAt can afford?

[RandySF]

1. He's going to leave blue state Republicans twisting in the wind.

[turbinetree]

2. You know what this traitor needs a blimp...................and I think we know were we can get one..

I think where ever he goes he should have blimp.................just to fucking piss him off...........fuck him and the horse he rides on.............................they are are all fucking traitors................


November 2018 cannot get here fast enough.........................vote

[blue-wave]

3. They are paying how much

for a picture with the tRumpster? I wouldn't give two cents. Heck they couldn't even pay me enough.

BTW, don't tell the republicons, but this won't help them in good ol' Missouri. Farmers will be losing their land with the trade war Donnie started and isn't Harley Davidson closing a plant in Kansas City? Missouri wake up!!! Time to go Blue!!!

[pstokely]

4. would anyone jobless in Poplar Bluff pay that much?

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