_trump39s-billionaire-buddies-rally-behind-former-president-raise-3654-million-within-24-hours-after-verdict-silicon-val.jpg "Trump's Billionaire Buddies Rally Behind Former President, Raise $54 Million Within 24 Hours After Verdict. Silicon Valley Investor Says Election Will Determine America's Fate as a 'Banana Republic' from criminal minds scratch Video Screenshot Preview")
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Wealthy Republican donors are rallying behind Donald Trump following his criminal conviction. Trump's campaign raised nearly $53 million in the 24 hours after the verdict. Miriam Adelson is expected to donate a large sum to a pro-Trump PAC. Silicon Valley investor David Sacks suggested that the central issue in the upcoming election is whether the American people stand for the USA becoming a Banana Republic.\
Wealthy Republican donors are rallying behind Donald Trump following his criminal conviction. Trump's campaign raised nearly $53 million in the 24 hours after the verdict. Miriam Adelson is expected to donate a large sum to a pro-Trump PAC. Silicon Valley investor David Sacks suggested that the central issue in the upcoming election is whether the American people stand for the USA becoming a Banana Republic.\
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