A list of donors released by the White House omitted more than three dozen contributions and names of individuals and companies who are backing the project, the report claims
  • DagwoodIII@piefed.socialEnglish
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    7 days ago

    What AMERICAN wouldn’t be proud to have their name associated with this great project?

    Any AMERICAN would demand to have people know!

      • DagwoodIII@piefed.socialEnglish
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        7 days ago

        That’s the great thing about Trump.

        Some folks hate him because he’s sold out American interests; some folks hate him because he’s a pedophile; some folks hate him because he’s a racist; some because he’s a fascist; some because…

  • BigMacHole@sopuli.xyzEnglish
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    7 days ago

    So? It’s NOT like Trump’s Administration is ACTIVELY covering Up BILLIONAIRE CHILD RAPISTS from their CHILD RAPING CRIMES! If that was TRUE, which it’s NOT because FOX NEWS said so, this would be CATASTROPHIC that Potentially PROLIFIC CHILD RAPISTS were Buying the White House!

  • pelespirit@sh.itjust.worksEnglish
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    7 days ago

    A pledge form from Trump’s team has been circulating to seek donations for the ballroom and gave donors the option of withholding their identities, according to the outlet, which obtained a copy of the form.

    • Kidney care company Vantive - undisclosed
    • Extremity Care, which has previously donated to Trump’s super PAC, donated $2.5 million to the ballroom fund, according to the newspaper.
    • BlackRock, which in May acquired a stake in the company that operates ports near the Panama Canal — a move which was supported by Trump.
    • Billionaire TikTok investor Jeff Yass
    • Nvidia -The company could benefit from a Trump trade deal with China.

    Names publicly disclosed included Big Tech giants Amazon, Apple, Google, HP and Microsoft, along with cryptocurrency businesses Coinbase and Ripple, the Winklevoss Twins, Comcast, Lockheed Martin and Palantir Technologies.

    T-Mobile, Union Pacific Railroad, oil baron Harold Hamm, the family of Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick and members of the Glazer family, which owns Manchester United and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, are also contributing, according to a list of donors previously released by the White House.