Donald Trump’s presidential campaign is seeking a percentage of fundraising revenue from fellow Republicans who use his name or image in their ads. A memo obtained by NBC News revealed that the campaign managers are requesting a minimum of 5% with more considered favorably. The memo also outlined specific guidelines regarding the use of Trump’s likeness. Republican Congresswoman Lauren Boebert’s campaign plans to comply with the request, given her substantial fundraising advantage. However, Colorado GOP chair Dave Williams, who is running for Congress, faces challenges in raising funds and has not indicated whether he will pay the requested fee. The memo also includes restrictions on how Trump’s name and image can be used by other Republicans.
Trump Campaign Demands Cut of Fundraising Revenue from GOP Ads Featuring His Name/Picture, US
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